Apple is putting an AI assistant inside Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. The assistant uses Apple and OpenAI models. In Keynote, it can work with a presentation's context to design, animate, and refine slides. In Pages, Apple says it can draft and restructure writing. In Numbers, it can organize data, build tables, calculate, and suggest charts. There's a bigger opening here: the apps also support MCP on macOS 27 or later, so third-party AI agents can connect to them. That puts AI closer to the files people already use for proposals, client reports, and sales decks. For a small team, the win isn't another chatbot tab. It's less copying work between tools. I'd still review every edit before a client sees it. theverge.com/tech/1019373/ap…