At its I/O conference, Google today announced a huge number of new tools for developers who need to build experiences for the company’s Assistant platform. These range from the capacity to build games for savvy displays, similar to the Google Home Hub and the dispatch of App Actions for taking clients from an Assistant solution to their native apps, to another Local Home SDK that enables developers to run their shrewd home code locally on Google Home Speakers and Nest Displays.

This Local Home SDK may really be the most significant declaration in this rundown, given that it transforms these gadgets into a genuine hardware hub point for these savvy home gadgets and gives neighborhood process limit without the round-excursion to the cloud. The first set of accomplices incorporate Philips, Wemo, TP-Link and LIFX, however the SDK will wind up accessible to all developers next month.

What’s more, this SDK will make it simpler for new users to set up their shrewd gadgets in the Google Home application. Google tried this element with GE last October and is currently good to go it out to additional partners.

For developers who need to take individuals from the Assistant to the correct spot within their native apps, Google declared a see of App Actions a year ago. Health and fitness, finance, banking, ridesharing and food ordering apps can now make use of these built-in intents. “If I wanted to track my run with Nike Run Club, I could just say ‘Hey Google, start my run in Nike Run Club’ and the app will automatically start tracking my run,” Google explains in today’s announcement.

For how-to destinations, Google likewise declared broadened markup bolster that enables them to set up their substance for consideration in Google Assistant answers on savvy shows and in Google Search utilizing standard schema.org markup.

You can read more about the new ability to write games for smart displays here, but this is clearly just a first step and Google plans to open up the platform to more third-party experiences over time.