A bit more context and thoughts:

• Seeing Google actually use its own dog food is a confidence builder.
• I want the IDE for Apps Script to be Firebase Studio. The current IDE is weak in today’s world (no proper TypeScript support, a limited debugger, etc.). It gets the job done, but if Google is investing in a new IDE, it’s surprising that internal teams aren’t choosing it. That makes me question long-term commitment.

More info below:

1. What level of integration is needed?
   Native Apps Script project support inside Firebase Studio. Meaning: open, edit, run, debug, and deploy Apps Script directly in Studio the same way the existing IDE supports it.

2. What specific Apps Script workflows block Studio adoption?
   Day-to-day development: writing automation for Workspace, internal tooling, docs processing, and rapid prototyping. These are all natural fits for Studio, but without Apps Script support, I’m forced back to the legacy IDE.

3. How am I currently bridging the gap?
   Using the old Apps Script editor and patching around limitations. No TypeScript, weak debugging, and generally outdated UX.

4. What does “supported” mean to me?
   A first-class experience: project visibility, editing, running, debugging, and deploying Apps Script directly from Firebase Studio. Ideally with TypeScript support.

thank you!