Choose a project folder
Select a folder that contains one or more .intentdefinition files. You can also begin with the built-in sample.
Getting started
Review the conversion
Inspect the generated files and the migration issues that IntentBridge found.
Export deliberately
Choose a separate output folder for generated files, then copy a Markdown or JSON report for your migration work.
What it generates
- Starter intent source with parameters and a perform scaffold
- Supporting enum and entity source when mappings are available
- An optional shortcuts provider
- A deterministic migration report in Markdown or JSON
What still needs manual work
- Your app’s handler and business logic
- Unsupported parameter combinations or response behavior
- Mappings flagged in the report for developer review
Troubleshooting
No definition files were found
Choose the project directory that contains the .intentdefinition file itself, or a parent directory below which it can be found. Confirm that the file extension has not been changed.
Some items are missing from the output
Open Migration Issues and review each reported mapping. IntentBridge intentionally reports constructs that need developer judgment instead of pretending to complete them.
The generated output should not replace existing code
That is expected. Export to a separate folder, review the files and report, then integrate the useful pieces into your project under version control.
I need help diagnosing a result
Email support with the IntentBridge version, your macOS version, the report, and a reduced sample definition with confidential data removed. Do not send proprietary project source.
Privacy and contact
Local by design
IntentBridge does not require an account. Project files and generated output stay on your Mac and are written only to the folder you choose.
Support
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Include the app version, macOS version, and steps to reproduce.