That’s the point of the Script Editor for Google Home, which starts rolling out today. The Script Editor allows users to create custom automations that are built using guided code.

Google’s new Script Editor is designed to unlock advanced automations for smart devices. Using bits of code, users are able to design automations that can involve multiple devices, multiple ...

Available starting Tuesday, June 13th, to those in the Google Home public preview, the script editor is part of Google’s new home.google.com web interface, which also has live feeds for any Nest ...

The Script Editor for Google Home, starting its rollout today, aims to unlock the full potential of automation. With this tool, users can create custom automation using guided code.

Original, June 13, 2023 (2:13 PM ET): Back in 2022, Google announced that it planned to launch a new script editor for Google Home in 2023. That day has finally arrived, and it will let you do ...

You can have multiple starters in your script for granular control over the automation, which is not possible through the regular Routines in the Google Home app. It also does not let you set ...

On Monday, Google announced an update to the script editor, which introduced a few new features: Camera events as starters for automation routines, custom notifications, and starter suppression ...

The Google Home script editor has been out for a few months now, but I haven’t dared touch it with a ten-foot pole despite my love of smart home automations and routines. The extent of my coding ...

The script editor is available in a public preview build of the Google Home app or on the web, along with a variety of sample scripted automations. Google has provided a step-by-step guide as well.