The new Google Home Script Editor is launching with powerful automation capabilities. Here's how it works.

The new Google Home Script Editor is, just a day after its reveal, already available to all users in a public preview.

If you love Markdown too but you're stuck with a bunch of Google docs that aren't in the format (but need to be), this Google Apps Script converts them instantly.

Most Google products, including Sheets and Docs have had a script editor called Apps script for a while, but it's not used often.

Google Apps Script is a JavaScript-based language used for the creation of add-ons and extensions for applications in the Google ecosystem, including Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Forms.

Google's script editor tool is available starting today on home.google.com for those who are a part of the Google Home public preview.

For now, you can access the script editor through the public preview build of the Google Home app or the web. You can find some sample scripted automations over at Google's developer center.