/axiom:siri
Check how ready your app is for Siri AI, from source code to built metadata. The build and analyzer steps need Xcode 27.3 or later; with an older Xcode selected, the command stops after the source audit.
Command
bash
/axiom:siri
/axiom:siri MyAppSchemePass a scheme name to build that scheme; without one, the command uses the app target's scheme. Run it explicitly: your assistant doesn't start this command on its own.
What It Does
- Audits the source – Runs the siri-ai-auditor agent and fixes CRITICAL findings, such as a cold-launch crash or a build error, before building
- Builds the app – Builds through Axiom's build runner, so any App Intents metadata errors are captured
- Analyzes the metadata – Runs Xcode's
sirimetadataanalyzeron the built app, once per shipping language, and maps each finding to the guidance that fixes it - Checks App Skills – Confirms your
Skills.skillsbundlecompiled into the app - Repeats – Rebuilds and re-analyzes until only deliberate findings remain
- Sets up testing – Offers to write SiriEvaluations scenarios, which run on a physical Apple Intelligence device; it asks before using one
When to Use
- You're adopting the Siri AI Developer Preview and want to know what's left to do
- Siri doesn't call your tools, or fills them in wrongly, and you want to rule out metadata problems first
- You added App Skills and want to confirm they ship with the app
Related
- siri-ai-auditor – The source audit this command starts with
- /axiom:audit siri-ai – Runs only the source audit, with no build
- siri-ai – The guidance each finding points to
- siri-evaluations-ref – Writing the SiriEvaluations scenarios the command offers at the end