Google Home is getting a new set of premade voice assistant actions designed to simplify everyday automation. The new update adds predefined tools that let users trigger common tasks without building complex routines from scratch. It reduces setup time inside the Google Home app. The tech giant aims to make smart home control faster, clearer, and more convenient.
Google Home gets a new update that adds premade voice assistant actions
The new update lets users select premade voice assistant actions directly within the automation editor. Instead of manually typing commands, users can choose ready-made options such as announcing the current time or today’s weather. Other selections include playing music, news, radio, podcasts, or sleep sounds, along with simple features like a chime or even a joke. Every action is designed to work instantly once added to the routine.
The premade voice assistant actions remove repetitive setup steps that previously slowed many smart home automations. However, do note that the predefined actions are currently limited to the Google Home app and its built-in automation editor. It is not yet supported through Ask Home or the Help Me Create feature. However, despite the downside, the feature does its intended task: reducing confusion and lowering the barrier for people who want quick results.
Users can now delete premade routines
Alongside the new premade actions, the update finally enables the users to users to delete premade routines that were previously fixed. Options such as Good Morning or Bedtime can be removed entirely if they no longer fit a user’s schedule. The option adds flexibility to the platform while also improving the setup experience and automation.
The new update signals Google‘s efforts to refine its smart home experience. To access the new changes, users must update their Google Home app to the latest available version. You can do so by going to the Google Play Store >> Manage apps and devices >> app updates.
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