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# confirm(intent:completion:)

Confirms the details of the media search request.

```
optional func confirm(intent: INSearchForMediaIntent, completion: @escaping @Sendable (INSearchForMediaIntentResponse) -> Void)
```

## Parameters

`intent`

The [`INSearchForMediaIntent`](/documentation/Intents/INSearchForMediaIntent) object that contains details about the user’s request.

`completion`

The handler block to execute with your response. You must execute this handler while implementing this method. This handler has no return value and takes the following parameter:

- `response`: The [`INSearchForMediaIntentResponse`](/documentation/Intents/INSearchForMediaIntentResponse) object that contains the response code which determines whether your app can search for the media content. This parameter must not be `nil`.

## Discussion

Implement this method to determine whether your app can search for the requested media. If it can, respond with the [`INSearchForMediaIntentResponseCode.ready`](/documentation/Intents/INSearchForMediaIntentResponseCode/ready) response code.

If your app can’t search for the media, respond with the appropriate failure code.

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