F12 works great for viewing the definition of a procedure. How about doing the same trick for a table/view. i.e. highlight a table, press F12, and see the CREATE TABLE script for that table.

I would like to alter object directly from SQL Search result without having to double-click them and then right clicking and altering them via object explorer.

It would be nice to highlight an object in the Object Explorer, hit F12, and have the ALTER script in a new tab already named appropriately.

So you could highlight a column and surround it with isnull() for example.
Or surround a sql query and surround it with begin and end.

I like how I can use 'ap' and a stored procedure name to quickly edit a stored procedure, without having to use the solution explorer to find it and right click etc.
It's a bigger ask, but I'd like a shortcut I can also use to open a table up in designer view. Something like 'at' and then intellisense the table name, and then when I hit tab, it opens the table up in design view.

I often want to open a procedure that is inside dynamic sql or in a list of objects. Today I have to put an EXEC in front of statement. F12 ought to be able to find the proc/function/view anyway.