Apple is adding an AI assistant to Pages, Keynote and Numbers, built on models from Apple and OpenAI. The apps also support the Model Context Protocol on macOS 27 or later, letting third-party AI agents connect to them.
Apple is rolling out the AI assistant in beta on devices compatible with Apple Intelligence. It requires iOS 27, iPadOS 27 or macOS 27 or later.
The assistant can use document context to design, animate and refine Keynote slides, while Pages can draft, restructure and adjust written content. In Numbers, it can calculate and organise data, suggest chart types and build custom tables.
Model Context Protocol support gives developers a way to connect third-party AI agents to these productivity apps on supported Macs. For companies building workplace tools, that opens a route into document, presentation and spreadsheet workflows rather than relying only on a separate chatbot.
Third-party agent access creates an integration opportunity for developers building tools around Apple productivity apps.
Context-aware assistance could reduce manual steps in preparing business documents, presentations and tables.
The beta leaves everyday reliability unproven, while device and operating-system requirements limit where teams can deploy it.
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