Overview
- Business Insider reported that Google employees are testing an AI agent called Remy inside a staff‑only version of the Gemini app.
- An internal description calls Remy a 24/7 personal agent that can act on a user’s behalf across Google services.
- The document says Remy can monitor what matters to a user, handle complex tasks proactively, and learn preferences over time.
- Google is dogfooding the tool with no public launch timeline, and the company declined to comment on the project.
- Coverage compares Remy to OpenClaw, reflecting a wider push toward autonomous agents, while Android Central notes code in a recent Google app beta that hints at expanded planning and agent features for Gemini.