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Can Apple Foundation Models with PCC be used in a Developer ID distributed macOS app?
I am developing a third-party macOS application that uses Apple Foundation Models, including Private Cloud Compute (PCC). I would like to confirm the supported distribution requirements for this use case. Specifically: Can a third-party macOS application use Apple Foundation Models / PCC as part of its application functionality? Is PCC usage supported when the macOS application is distributed outside the Mac App Store using Developer ID signing and Apple notarization? Are there any additional entitlements, distribution requirements, or restrictions for PCC when distributing outside the Mac App Store? I intend to use only Apple's documented and supported APIs and will not attempt to bypass PCC availability, quota, entitlement, or other platform restrictions. Thank you.
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Is programmatic use of fm serve from a distributed macOS app permitted?
I am developing a macOS developer tool that uses Apple Foundation Models, including the Private Cloud Compute (PCC) model. On macOS 27, the Foundation Models CLI provides fm serve, which exposes a local Chat Completions API, including: POST /v1/chat/completions My application communicates with this local API on the user's own Mac to provide agent-style development features. The Foundation Models CLI Legal Notice states: “You are also agreeing to not programmatically access or use Apple models through Apple software or services except as expressly permitted.” I would like to confirm whether using the local API intentionally exposed by fm serve from a third-party macOS application distributed to users is considered an expressly permitted use. The application would: use only the interfaces and endpoints officially exposed by the fm CLI; run fm serve locally on the user's Mac; use the user's own Foundation Models / PCC availability and quota; not bypass quota limits; not use private or undocumented APIs; not reverse engineer Apple services. Is this use of fm serve permitted for a distributed third-party macOS application? If so, are there any additional requirements or restrictions that developers should follow when distributing an application that integrates with fm serve in this way? Thank you.
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Can Apple Foundation Models with PCC be used in a Developer ID distributed macOS app?
I am developing a third-party macOS application that uses Apple Foundation Models, including Private Cloud Compute (PCC). I would like to confirm the supported distribution requirements for this use case. Specifically: Can a third-party macOS application use Apple Foundation Models / PCC as part of its application functionality? Is PCC usage supported when the macOS application is distributed outside the Mac App Store using Developer ID signing and Apple notarization? Are there any additional entitlements, distribution requirements, or restrictions for PCC when distributing outside the Mac App Store? I intend to use only Apple's documented and supported APIs and will not attempt to bypass PCC availability, quota, entitlement, or other platform restrictions. Thank you.
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Is programmatic use of fm serve from a distributed macOS app permitted?
I am developing a macOS developer tool that uses Apple Foundation Models, including the Private Cloud Compute (PCC) model. On macOS 27, the Foundation Models CLI provides fm serve, which exposes a local Chat Completions API, including: POST /v1/chat/completions My application communicates with this local API on the user's own Mac to provide agent-style development features. The Foundation Models CLI Legal Notice states: “You are also agreeing to not programmatically access or use Apple models through Apple software or services except as expressly permitted.” I would like to confirm whether using the local API intentionally exposed by fm serve from a third-party macOS application distributed to users is considered an expressly permitted use. The application would: use only the interfaces and endpoints officially exposed by the fm CLI; run fm serve locally on the user's Mac; use the user's own Foundation Models / PCC availability and quota; not bypass quota limits; not use private or undocumented APIs; not reverse engineer Apple services. Is this use of fm serve permitted for a distributed third-party macOS application? If so, are there any additional requirements or restrictions that developers should follow when distributing an application that integrates with fm serve in this way? Thank you.
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