> Nothing for the nontechies, but some progress there. This is the important thing. I'm a fairly competent programmer and if I'm really missing out on somethin

> Nothing for the nontechies, but some progress there. This is the important thing. I'm a fairly competent programmer and if I'm really missing out on something, I really don't worry about it. The problem is that most users aren't programmers! > it is implemented. It just doesnt work often (or at all) for foreign languages. Everyone has latched onto my comment because of command chaining, but this misses the point. The point was to give a concrete example of something that a user can now accomplish that they couldn't before. The Google Assistant cannot in fact build rudimentary constructions out of arbitrary system objects like Shortcuts can -- command chaining is just the example I picked.