CharlesWiltgen/Axiom v27.6.0

Axiom v27.6.0

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New

• Siri in audio apps – The axiom-integration skill suite now covers how Siri plays, likes, and adds to playlists in your audio app, through Siri with Apple Intelligence and classic Siri alike:
  • siri-audio – Which Siri paths to build (the iOS 27 Audio schema domain, SiriKit media, and Now Playing commands), in what order, and how to test each
  • siri-audio-ref – Every type, parameter, case, and build error those paths involve
  • siri-audio-diag – Why Siri says “I can’t play that”, can’t find items by name, or works only while the app is open
• Siri in notes, list, and to-do apps – siri-notes-reminders guides the move from SiriKit’s Lists and Notes intents, which iOS 27 deprecates, to the Notes and Reminders schemas. It covers what to keep for Apple Watch, iOS 26, and classic Siri, how each old intent maps to a schema, and what has no counterpart.
• App Intents schemas – app-schemas-ref lists what the build requires for each of the 304 App Intents schemas: parameters, properties, enum cases, return types, and file content types. It’s generated from the iOS 27.1 SDK, so your assistant can adopt a schema without a round of build errors.

Updated

• Siri and Now Playing – now-playing explains which Siri requests (“pause”, “next”, “what song is this?”) run through your remote commands and now-playing metadata. It also shows how to annotate what’s playing with your app’s entities in iOS 27, so “add this to my playlist” resolves against your catalog.
• App Shortcuts by voice – Traces a phrase that falls through to a web or Maps result, while tapping the shortcut works, to a declined per-app consent prompt (“Turn on [App] shortcuts with Siri?”). The change covers app-shortcuts-ref.
• Field crash reports in auditors – concurrency-auditor, energy-auditor, and memory-auditor ask for symbolicated crash output in their results, since they can’t run xcsym themselves.

Fixed

• Crash, console, and profiling steps in MCP clients and Cursor – Each step that runs xclog, xcsym, or xcprof now names the MCP tool and its exact inputs, so an assistant without a shell can follow it. This covers agents such as crash-analyzer and performance-profiler, and the commands that run these tools.

Full Changelog: v27.5.1...v27.6.0