Apple is facing a complex challenge as it considers opening its App Store to agentic artificial intelligence (AI) applications. Currently, the company prohibits coding tools that could violate its policies, fearing they might allow users to create apps outside the App Store, potentially threatening its revenue and security. Agentic AI, which can take active control over devices, has gained significant interest among developers and users alike. Apple is reportedly working on a system that aligns with its privacy and security standards to mitigate risks associated with these technologies. The upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) is anticipated to provide more insights into Apple's strategy regarding AI integration into its products and services, as the company strives to keep pace with rapid AI developments.