Google is launching a one-stop Gemini agent for your work tasks
THE SO WHAT
A “universal” Gemini agent running across apps and devices is Google’s bid to own the orchestration layer of enterprise workflows—not just search or docs. If you’re building SaaS, assume your UI will increasingly be mediated by a few horizontal agents and design for being called, not clicked.
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