wwdc26-app-opportunity-audit
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Audit an Apple app or repository against the current WWDC 2026 and 27-platform baseline, then rank repo-grounded opportunities for Apple Intelligence, Siri, Foundation Models, App Intents, Shortcuts, visual intelligence, Image Playground, Genmoji, WeatherKit, Apple Watch, AirPods, Mac continuity, Private Cloud Compute, and related system capabilities. Use when deciding which new Apple AI or platform opportunities an existing app should validate or adopt, or whether a named WWDC26 idea has a supported public path. External LLM and MCP analysis is in scope only when required by the app's existing AI architecture or a verified Apple capability. This is read-only discovery; do not use it for implementation, UI redesign or critique, code review, generic AI-provider selection, or motion-only discovery.
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