I believe that connected smoke detectors are not allowed to offer remote silencing, because it’d be too easy for someone to automate the task and silence alarms without actually checking if there’s a fire.
The Nest Protect allows you to silence an alarm from the Nest app, but you basically have to be standing right underneath the alarm that’s detecting smoke. So really, it’s about not having to get a ladder to reach a smoke detector on a 13ft ceiling while it’s sounding off. Even then, they only allow you to silence some alarms.
There was a recent discussion that doesn’t answer your question, but that you might find interesting/useful.