I’ve seen that some of Apple’s apps group the automatically generated "Find XYZ" actions into custom categories. For example Safari, Calendar, or Reminders do this.
I know that you can group AppIntents
into custom categories via:
static let description: IntentDescription = IntentDescription("Some Description", categoryName: "Some Category")
Though, the automatic "Find X" actions of an AppEntity
are all added on top of the shortcuts list in no group.
So, is it possible to add a custom category name to an AppEntity
?
I found the solution in the „Explore enhancements to App Intents“ WWDC talk (at 28:27)!
Starting with iOS 17 you can add static findIntentDescription
var to your EntityQuery
like this:
struct MyIntentQuery: EntityPropertyQuery {
static var findIntentDescription: IntentDescription? {
IntentDescription(
"This is my intent description visible in the info sheet of the Shortcuts app.",
categoryName: "Category Name")
}
// …
}