Why Apple might consider to build LLM for Xcode first and then move on the next

I think Apple might need to consider building LLM(Large Language Model) on Xcode and then build LLM for other apps and content later on. Because Apple is the platform company on hardware, software, and services that are built on top of OSX. The core value of Apple is that the company has the app ecosystem on top of the proprietary operating system. There is no other company like Apple. Apple is building products that are across multiple devices and services using a single operating system. Xcode is the must-have developer tool that wants to build apps for iPhones, iPads, etc. When I use Xcode, there are lots of possibilities and potentials to apply LLM on Xcode for making better developer experiences such as fixing error and bug codes using LLM and autocomplete code recommendations, etc. This will be a huge gain for developers who build apps on the Apple ecosystem. Once productivity on Xcode for developers is fully set, It will elevate developers' experiences to a whole new level. I truly believe platform companies should deeply care about what the developer's experience might be. As I said, Apple is an extremely unique company that can build software, hardware, and services on top of a single operating system which is OSX. I am so excited with what Apple is currently working on LLM