When I first used Cortana as part of Windows 10 I was quite disappointed when I found out it lacked quick commands like this. Sure it has <i>some</i> understanding of what is written such as &quot;remind me to call Jim at 2pm&quot; but it is very limited.<p>I was hoping I would be able to things like the following -<p><pre><code>  * backup Fizz Buzz project (and have it intelligently backup the Fizz Buss Visual Studio project to a default location)

  * open Fizz Buzz issue 131 (and have it open a browser to the github issue tracker to the correct issue #)

  * email the Fizz Buzz project plan to Jim (you can *kind of* do this but it hardly ever works as you would want)

  * open Fizz Buzz todo.txt when I next login

  * copy the Fizz Buzz project plan to my Dropbox projects folder
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You know things that I will otherwise need to open the command prompt for or do some mundane UI task. Sure some of these things will require applications have such support but from what I can tell Cortana offers no real way to do this other than integrating with the Windows search service.<p>Considering most (all?) of these things could be done with PowerShell cmdlets it is annoying there is no way to script Cortana via PowerShell in such a way.<p>Maybe one day.