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I got Claude answering inside Siri on macOS 27 🚀 Apple's hidden model-provider support + my existing Claude Code account. Open-source proof of concept. Requires disabling SIP/AMFI. Thanks pdfu for the discovery! Check it out:

Marcel Pociot 🧪

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194,187 просмотров • 20 дней назад •via X (Twitter)

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Peter S.Y. Kim20 дней назад

@itspdfu Does disabling AMFI stay scoped to just this, or does it open the door to any unsigned binary until you flip it back?

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jendy20 дней назад

@itspdfu Disabling SIP for a Siri demo is wild but honestly the most fun proof-of-concept I've seen this week. Apple's about to have opinions.

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Marcel Pociot 🧪20 дней назад

@itspdfu Don't try this at home

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ethereagle · building20 дней назад

@itspdfu disabling SIP is the whole cost. does Siri actually see Claude Code's tools from that account, or is it chat-only once you're in?

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AI Mastery Guide20 дней назад

@itspdfu Claude inside Siri is huge

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BestAIprice | The World’s Cheapest AI Tokens20 дней назад

@itspdfu The provider boundary is the interesting bit. Siri becomes the shell, Claude is just one backend ⚙️

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