Gemini Spark (formerly Gemini Agent)

Operated by Google DeepMind · Personal Assistants
Documentation reviewed

24/7 personal AI agent integrated into Gemini Apps that automates multi-step tasks and workflows, including web browsing via Chrome auto browse.

Operator
Google DeepMind
Open source
Not indicated
Payment capability
Not indicated
Supports MCP
Yes
Supports agent-to-agent protocols
Yes
Enterprise-managed
Yes
Cryptographically signed
Not indicated
Independent audit on record
No public independent audit found
Operator confirmed this listing
Not indicated
Last reviewed
2026-09-21
Verification notes: Correction this pass: this listing's name was stale, the same failure mode caught previously on the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform listing. Google's own current support documentation (support.google.com/gemini/answer/17094507, live as of September 2026) describes 'Gemini Spark' as the 24/7 personal AI agent for task and workflow automation, including web browsing via Chrome auto browse — matching what this listing has tracked under the name 'Gemini Agent.' The old support-doc ID this listing previously cited (support.google.com/gemini/answer/16596215, previously titled 'Use Gemini Agent for multi-step tasks') now redirects to and serves the identical Gemini Spark article, which is direct evidence this is a rename rather than two distinct live products — confirmed by fetching both URLs directly. No primary Google statement uses the exact words 'formerly Gemini Agent'; that lineage rests on the redirect behavior plus independent tech-press reporting (APK/beta teardowns describing 'Gemini Agent' as an internal name later replaced for being 'too technical'), not an explicit Google announcement, so treat the rename itself as well-supported but not verbatim-confirmed. Separately, and independently verified: the mcp flag moves from false to true. A prior pass found MCP connections (Canva, OpenTable, Instacart) attributed only to a same-family product, not to this one — that read is superseded by Google's own current custom-apps documentation (support.google.com/gemini/answer/17209137), which states plainly that Gemini Spark connects to custom apps via a 'Model Context Protocol (MCP) server URL' and that 'the MCP server must follow the standard MCP specifications.' That's unambiguous, current, primary-source MCP support specific to this product. a2a remains true and unchanged: A2A is governed by the Linux Foundation's Agentic AI Foundation (v1.2, see a2a-protocol.org), uses cryptographically signed agent cards for domain verification, and Google states 150 organizations are routing production traffic through it — that adoption figure is Google's own claim and hasn't been independently audited here. Not to be confused with the separately-listed Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, an unrelated enterprise developer platform.

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