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Apple opens Siri AI developer preview; Traditional Chinese is still pending

New App Intents integrations are limited to development builds and internal TestFlight, not App Store users.

Apple opened its Siri AI Developer Preview on November 3 in iOS, iPadOS, macOS and visionOS 27.3 betas. App Intents exposes custom content and actions, while skills can combine multiple actions. This is native-app integration; standalone web or public model API availability is unconfirmed.

Documentation limits testing to development-signed builds and internal TestFlight. External testers and App Store users cannot access these new integrations yet. An Apple Intelligence-compatible device and supported language are required; Siri AI is unavailable to under-13s. Traditional Chinese is forthcoming, Cantonese is unconfirmed, and HK, Macau and Taiwan rollout is not individually confirmed.

Apple says daily usage limits apply and expanded access will carry a future fee; pricing is undisclosed. Customer release is described only as a few months away, with App Store submissions opening in spring. Exact dates and activation time are unspecified. Checked November 4 UTC; not product-tested. Preview APIs may change. Check data permissions and action results when integrating.

Usage conditions

Hong Kong
Hong Kong: preview eligibility is not individually confirmed. Compatible hardware and a supported language are required. Traditional Chinese is pending, Cantonese is unconfirmed, and future expanded-access prices are undisclosed.
Macau
Macau: preview eligibility is not individually confirmed. Compatible hardware and a supported language are required. Traditional Chinese is pending, Cantonese is unconfirmed, and future expanded-access prices are undisclosed.
Taiwan
Taiwan: preview eligibility is not individually confirmed. Compatible hardware and a supported language are required. Traditional Chinese is pending, Cantonese is unconfirmed, and future expanded-access prices are undisclosed.

Official source: Siri AI is now open to all developers

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