Thanks for clarifying! I thought I saw a significant delay also when sending two separate notifications with matching identifiers. Will check again. For now though: Generally, when the iPhone decides to "deliver" a notification by playing it through Siri / text-to-speech on connected AirPods, it does not show on the watch, correct? (At least when relying on the automatic forwarding?) Is there a way to make sure it gets delivered on the watch in this case? Related: if a notification is delivered on the watch, can we make sure it is also delivered on the phone at the same time (possibly silently), e.g. if there's a user response on the phone app required?

Is there any easy way to observe the focus status during runtime? Observing INFocusStatusCenter.default.focusStatus via KVO doesn't seem to work for me. Should this work? I cannot observe INFocusStatusCenter.default.focusStatus.isFocused directly as it's a non-'@objc dynamic' property. The only way for me to get focus status updates right now is to poll it frequently as I also cannot get the intent handling to work.