/axiom-siri

name: axiom-siri
description: "Siri AI readiness audit, build, metadata analyzer, App Skills (Xcode 27.3)"

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Siri AI Readiness Loop

Runs the loop Apple's tooling expects for the Siri AI Developer Preview (Xcode 27.3+): audit the source, build, analyze the built metadata, check that App Skills compiled, then set up SiriEvaluations. Uses `axiom-integration (skills/siri-ai.md)` for every fix.

Steps

1. **Toolchain.** Confirm `xcrun -f sirimetadataanalyzer` resolves. If it doesn't, the selected developer directory is an Xcode older than 27.3 or the Command Line Tools (`xcode-select -p`): say so, run only the source audit in step 2, and stop. If an Xcode 27.3 or newer is installed, offer to select it (`DEVELOPER_DIR` or `xcode-select`), with the user's OK. 2. **Source audit.** Delegate to the `siri-ai-auditor` subagent (or follow `axiom-integration (skills/siri-ai-auditor.md)` inline). Fix CRITICAL findings before building; a cold-launch dependency crash or a generable-entity error makes later steps meaningless. 3. **Build.** Build the app scheme (argument, or the app target's scheme) following `axiom-build`'s "Capture Build and Test Diagnostics": run the xcodebuild inventory first and build through axbuild. App Intents metadata errors come from the `ExtractAppIntentsMetadata` phase and halt export (`no AppIntents metadata have been exported`); fix them before step 4, because the analyzer would read the previous build. Find the product with `xcodebuild -showBuildSettings` using the same `-workspace`/`-project`, `-scheme`, `-configuration` and `-destination` as the build (`BUILT_PRODUCTS_DIR`, `FULL_PRODUCT_NAME`), and confirm the `.app` is newer than the build's start: DerivedData can hold an older product for another configuration or destination, and the analyzer would read it without complaint. Then confirm the product contains `Metadata.appintents/extract.actionsdata`: a successful build can ship none (`warning: Metadata extraction skipped` in the log; clean-build, per `axiom-integration (skills/app-intents.md)`, Check the Built Metadata). 4. **Analyze.** Run `xcrun sirimetadataanalyzer <App.app from step 3> --format json`. Exit `0` = no errors, `2` = errors, `1` = couldn't run. Map each finding to its fix:

| Rule | Fix in `skills/siri-ai.md` | |---|---| | `SMA109` no intent is a tool | Tool Intents; Adoption Order. Ignore it for primary-domain schema intents, which Siri already handles (never add `.tool` to them; the macro rejects most) | | `SMA202` parameter has no description | Tool Intents (metadata); skip when the title says it all | | `SMA203` entity property has no description | Entity Properties (fallback if the entity ships before 27.3) | | `SMA601` entity exposes no properties | Entity Properties; `skills/app-intents.md` (visibility) | | `SMA701` tool matches a system schema | Schema intents: adopt the schema or make the text app-specific | | Exit `1`, `error: No 'Metadata.appintents/extract.actionsdata' found under '<App>.app'` | The build exported no metadata: step 3's check | | anything else | Follow the finding's message; don't invent API to satisfy it |

Run once per shipping language with `--language <code>`. Suppress a finding with `--config` only for behavior the developer chose to keep. 5. **App Skills.** If the project has a `*.skillsbundle`, confirm `Metadata.appintents/Skills.skillsc` exists in the built app (`Contents/Resources/Metadata.appintents/` on macOS). A successful build without it means the bundle isn't in Copy Bundle Resources. Any skills build error means no skills shipped. 6. **Rebuild and re-analyze** until the analyzer exits `0` and the remaining findings are deliberate. 7. **Next: SiriEvaluations.** Offer to write scenarios with `axiom-integration (skills/siri-evaluations-ref.md)`: a few per tool, `Calls(.disallowed)` for destructive intents, one `Loads(.required)` per App Skill. For each tool the auditor flagged as in a built-in app's domain, expect `Calls` for the request with the app name, and put the same request without it in its own evaluation as the first scenario, in the consent shape from the ref (Name the app). In testing, a second consent scenario got no question, so later runs can differ from the first. Report the app-less result as routing data, not a tool defect. Gate on app-named intent calls; skill loading varies run to run, so track it over several runs. Running them needs a physical Apple Intelligence device on 27.3+; ask before using any device.

Report

• Auditor readiness score and CRITICAL/HIGH findings fixed or open
• Build result, and any metadata-export errors
• Analyzer counts (`summary.actionCount`, `toolCount`, `entityCount` in the JSON) and findings by rule
• Skills compiled: yes / no / none in project
• What's left before device testing

Prefer Natural Language?

• "Is my app ready for Siri AI?"
• "Run the Siri metadata analyzer on my app"
• "Why isn't Siri using my App Skill?"