Gemini’s Spark agent has been leaked, and it looks like it’s gunning for the throne of Cloud Cowork

Earlier this week, Google revealed an upcoming facelift for Gemini, along with new automation features. But along the way, Gemini can also get a truly agentic upgrade with an always-on sidekick that lives in your chats and does tasks for you, rather than just answering questions. After the initial preview yesterday This revealed that this agent could be called Gemini Spark, we have more leaked details Its efficiency.

According to reports, the option to activate Spark appears in the overflow menu, which can be accessed via the hamburger (three horizontal bars) button in the top-left corner of the Gemini launcher on Android. The welcome screen explains in detail the different ways Spark can help you, and this includes working with other apps. For example, it can clear junk from your Gmail inbox, gather notes before important meetings, or create a custom news digest. However, that’s not all he can do.

Based on other screenshots, you’ll be able to create specific skills that can allow you to complete recurring tasks with the same set of instructions, but with some variables that can be fed through the prompt. Provides similar functionality through cloud projects.

Additionally, Spark should be able to execute multi-step workflows, indexing information from multiple apps simultaneously. While the screenshots currently only show summoning Google Workspace apps, we can see support for third-party apps as well. Based on what we’ve seen before, users will have the option to let Spark work without reviewing its work.

Additionally, Spark may also rely on a different AI model for its functioning.

The testing catalog also notes that Spark should be able to control the Chrome browser like an agent and access files stored on your computer or other devices, but it may not yet be able to control an entire computer like OpenGL and Cloud Cowork.