Gemini Agent (coworker agents)
Google's enterprise agent whose coworker agents get their own Workspace account and email.
Quick verdict
- Best for
- Workspace enterprises piloting always-on agents
- Pricing
- Private preview; expected with Gemini Enterprise and eligible Workspace Business and Enterprise plans
- Not ideal if
- Private preview with no date for general availability
What is Gemini Agent (coworker agents)?
Announced at Google's Gemini at Work event on October 8, 2026 and in private preview, the Gemini agent for enterprise work includes coworker agents: describe a role and Google creates a persistent agent with its own Workspace account, an @agents.company.com email address, calendar, Drive storage, directory listing, and a cryptographically attested identity, tracked in its own audit trail. Colleagues @mention it in Chat or tag it in a Doc. It supports Gemini and Anthropic Claude models and is expected to be included where Gemini Enterprise is available, with licensing details still unconfirmed.
Key features
- Agents with their own Workspace account, email, calendar, and Drive
- Attested identity and separate audit trail per agent
- @mention in Chat and Docs
- Gemini and Claude models supported
- Managers describe a role; Google provisions the agent
Pros
- Treats an agent as an accountable colleague with its own identity
- Audit trail per agent rather than per human
- No extra charge expected for Gemini Enterprise customers
Cons
- Private preview with no date for general availability
- Whether extra Workspace licences are needed is unanswered
- An agent with an inbox needs tight data-sharing controls
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