public enum Exposure

Which consumers an intent is offered to.

The default is ASSISTANT alone, and that default is deliberate. An assistant invokes an intent because a person asked for it by name, with the platform mediating confirmation for anything destructive. A language model invokes one because it inferred that it should, and it can infer wrong. Those are different trust levels, so widening from one to the other is an explicit act rather than something an app gets by accident.

Enum constants

`ASSISTANT`	Offered to the platform: Siri and Spotlight on iOS, launcher shortcuts on Android, the Intents window in the simulator.
`MODEL`	Offered to language models through `Intents.asTools()`, which projects the declaration down to a `com.codename1.ai.Tool`.

Methods

`public static` `Exposure[] values()`
`public static` `Exposure valueOf(String name)`

Inherited methods

From Enum

clone, setEnumValues, getEnumValues, valueOf, equals, hashCode, toString, compareTo, name, ordinal, getDeclaringClass

From Object

getClass, notify, notifyAll, wait, wait, wait

Enum constant details

ASSISTANT

ASSISTANT

Offered to the platform: Siri and Spotlight on iOS, launcher shortcuts on Android, the Intents window in the simulator.

MODEL

MODEL

Offered to language models through Intents.asTools(), which projects the declaration down to a com.codename1.ai.Tool. Nothing is exposed until the application actually hands those tools to a model or an MCP host, so this marks an intent as eligible, not as published.

Method details

values

public static Exposure[] values()

valueOf

public static Exposure valueOf(String name)