User can set the parameter in Shortcuts and save it as a name. If no parameter is provided it will prompt (let's say you have a Shortcut Control/Intent). Otherwise create an intent without a parameter and it will open to that page. That's how I'd do it.

I have text from a "document" in my app what schema should I conform too? Its plain text

There needs to be a visual wizard for App Intents built into Xcode as either a template or an instrument.

Any update on this?

You're the best, Apple. Thank you. Hopefully see you there. https://developer.apple.com/events/view/8D4G7DD8LR/

The voices are intellectual property of Apple and cannot be re-sold/commercialized as your own.

Would you please provide code sample for conditional branding and how to do this for example if targeting iOS 26+ and future versions? Lets say API availability in 26, new update to 26.4 so theres newer functionality in 26.4 how would you set up these branches? Please advise.

Figured out the implementation! For anyone interested in implementing in IOS 26+ @Namespace private var namespace @State private var presentDialog: Bool = false and in the toolbar ToolbarItem(placement: .cancellationAction){ Button(role: .destructive) { presentDialog = true } label: { Text("Delete") } .confirmationDialog( "Delete?", isPresented: $presentDialog, titleVisibility: .visible ) { Button("Delete", role: .destructive) { // perform delete } Button("Cancel", role: .cancel) { } } }

Quality product Clear value Marketable, and different my strategy

I sincerely hope you get this resolved, especially if you invested time, energy thought into creating a unique and thoughtful experience that can deliver value to people on the App Store!

I've noticed that influencer apps claim Accessibility CalAI/Speechify yet none of the capabilities are implemented according to Human Interface Guidelines.

You cannot monetize Apple technology itself and slap a price on it and call it your own. Thats clearly violation of Terms of Service. Apple I believe allows the use of their technology in the context of application creation and distribution within App Store. Personal Voice is sensitive and requires elevated permission by users. Because of the sensitive nature of personal voice, its not intended for use outside of personal context (mass distribution).

I do not see how this even the structure is intellectual property. Design does appear to use SwiftUI which is recommended by Apple. Congrats on the approval.

I'm curious about this. Can you post screenshot.

I'm at the point where I put the app out for paid, and there are ZERO (1) paid customers. I will have to release for free and figure out how to monetize downloads as a business strategy. I've decided to use StoreKit 2 + in app purchases together. Hopefully theres no issues in deploying using App Store Connect. Tested on device, should work. Closing thread.