Axint — The Apple-Native Execution Layer for AI Agents

# Axint > Context tells agents what to build. Axint makes it shippable on Apple. The open-source Apple-native execution layer that turns agent context into validated software — App Intents for Siri, SwiftUI views, WidgetKit widgets, and full app scaffolds. Axint is authored by Agentic Empire (https://agenticempire.co) and released under the Apache 2.0 license with no CLA. The compiler runs in Node.js 22+, ships an MCP-native server with 13 tools (axint.compile, axint.validate, axint.swift.validate, axint.swift.fix, axint.schema.compile, axint.feature, axint.suggest, and more), and includes a pure-TypeScript in-browser playground at https://axint.ai. ## Positioning As agents get better context, the bottleneck shifts to execution. Axint is the Apple-native execution layer that turns agent intent into validated software. While the 2026 wave is context management — memory, retrieval, knowledge layers — even with perfect context, Apple-native software is still hard: framework complexity, entitlement rules, plist requirements, widget structure, signing flows. Axint sits right after the context layer and makes everything shippable on Apple. Every intent you ship is automatically both a Siri action and an MCP-callable agent capability. ## Quick facts - Primary package: `@axint/compiler` on npm (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@axint/compiler) - Install: `npm install -g @axint/compiler` - Source: https://github.com/agenticempire/axint - License: Apache 2.0 (no CLA) - Language: TypeScript → Swift + Info.plist fragment + .entitlements fragment - Runtime: Node.js 22+ - Playground: https://axint.ai/#playground (runs in-browser, no server) - Current version: 0.3.8 - Test coverage: 500+ passing tests across parser, validator, generator, and emit paths - Diagnostic codes: 150 (AX001–AX522) - MCP server: bundled, stdio transport, tools for scaffolding and compiling from any MCP client ## Documentation - [Landing page](https://axint.ai): Overview, live playground, fea