
Developers can utilize the updated SDKs and APIs announced at WWDC 2024 to enhance their apps in several ways:
By incorporating these features and APIs into their apps, developers can provide users with a more intelligent, seamless, and privacy-focused experience.

Apple Intelligence is the company's new generative AI offering, which is not only a consumer-facing feature but also allows developers to integrate the technology into their own apps1. This is made possible through Apple's SDKs (software development kits), which have been updated with new APIs and frameworks.
Developers can use these tools to incorporate features powered by Apple Intelligence into their apps, such as the Image Playground for AI image creation, and AI-powered writing tools in apps that use the standard editable text view1. These capabilities can enhance the user experience within the apps, for example, by allowing users to add AI-generated images to their documents or automatically enabling them to rewrite, proofread, and summarize their notes.
Additionally, Apple is enhancing the integration of Siri into apps. Developers who have adopted SiriKit will see immediate enhancements for many of Siri’s new capabilities without any extra work. This includes areas like Lists, Notes, Media, Messaging, Payments, Restaurant reservations, VoIP calling, and Workouts. Two new Siri capabilities that developers can benefit from without additional work include the ability to invoke any item from an app’s menus and access any text displayed on the page using Apple’s standard text systems.
Apple's App Intents framework, which enables lightweight app-like interactions without the app being installed, will also gain access to Apple Intelligence. This will allow for easier adoption of the new AI capabilities across various app categories.

The Image Playground feature enhances apps like Craft by allowing users to generate AI images within the app, making their documents more visual. This integration of genAI image creation can be achieved with just a few lines of code, thanks to Apple's updated SDKs with new APIs and frameworks. As a result, users can create and add custom images to their documents, improving the overall visual appeal and communication of their content.