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app-intents-whats-new-27

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New App Intents APIs, behaviors, and deprecations introduced in the iOS 26 (2025) and iOS 27 (2026) releases (and their macOS/watchOS/tvOS/visionOS siblings). Use when adopting, migrating to, or asked about: declaring where an intent runs with supportedModes / IntentModes (.background / .foreground) or migrating off the deprecated openAppWhenRun; pulling a background run into the foreground with continueInForeground / needsToContinueInForegroundError; UndoableIntent; asking the person to pick from a small set mid-perform with requestChoice / IntentChoiceOption; cancelling with CancellableIntent / IntentCancellationReason; long-running or background work with LongRunningIntent / performBackgroundTask; restricting where an intent runs with IntentExecutionTargets / allowedExecutionTargets; returning interactive snippets with SnippetIntent and Button(intent:); Visual Intelligence camera/onscreen search with IntentValueQuery + SemanticContentDescriptor (import VisualIntelligence) + @UnionValue; associating onscreen content with an entity via appEntityIdentifier; mapping entity values into Spotlight with @Property / @ComputedProperty / @DeferredProperty(indexingKey:); system-driven Spotlight reindex with IndexedEntityQuery; linking a CSSearchableItem to an entity with relatedAppEntityIdentifier; proactively surfacing entities with RelevantEntities + AppEntityContext; cross-device entities with SyncableEntity / SyncableEntityIdentifier and EntityOwnership / OwnershipProvidingEntity; @ComputedProperty / @DeferredProperty convenience properties; running a system shortcut with SystemShortcut / RunSystemShortcutIntent; passing a large entity set cheaply with EntityCollection; surfacing @UnionValue types as Shortcuts parameters with AppUnionValue; adopting Apple Intelligence schemas with @AppIntent(schema:) / @AppEntity(schema:) / @AppEnum(schema:) (migrating off the deprecated @AssistantIntent); unit-testing intents with AppIntentsTesting; or 'what's new in App Intents in iOS 26 / iOS 27'. For evergreen (non-version-specific) App Intents best practices, use the app-intents-specialist skill instead.

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