Google’s Gemini Menu Lists a Next-Gen Agent for Enterprise

TestingCatalog, an X account that tracks unreleased AI features, posted a screenshot on November 8 of a Gemini web app whose “Switch app” menu lists an entry called “Gemini for Google”, described as “The next generation Gemini agent for enterprise”. TestingCatalog wrote that “This experience is currently being used in Google internally”. Google has not announced a product called Gemini for Google.

The entry appears one month after Google Cloud announced the Gemini agent on October 8, calling it “your new single, universal agent for work”. Google said in October 2025 that 65% of its cloud customers used its AI products, and in October 2026 that “nearly 80% of all Google Cloud customers are using our AI products”. By our arithmetic, that is a rise of about 15 percentage points in a year.

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What the Screenshot Shows

In the screenshot, the “Switch app” submenu has three entries. “Gemini for Google” sits at the top with its description. “Gemini Enterprise” is checked as the app in use, and “Gemini” is listed last.

The main screen reads “Give your Gemini agent a task”. A button reads “Upgrade to Gemini Team”, and a banner reads “New: custom MCP server connections”. The sidebar lists Inbox, Routines, Library, Projects and Rooms, with Rooms labelled as a prototype.

TestingCatalog also wrote: “Google will have a new generation of AI products for work, that are far ahead from what other labs are offering at this moment from a forward vision perspective”. That is the account’s own view. The screenshot does not show who can use the Gemini for Google entry.

What Was Posted on X

TestingCatalog’s post at 14:12 UTC on 8 November with the screenshot this piece describes: a Gemini app menu listing Gemini for Google, ‘The next generation Gemini agent for enterprise’. The post says the experience is used inside Google; Google has not confirmed that or announced the product.

What Google Has Announced

Google Cloud CEO Thomas Kurian introduced Gemini Enterprise on October 9, 2025 as “the new front door for AI in the workplace”. On April 22, 2026, Google launched Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, which it called “the evolution of Vertex AI”.

At Gemini at Work 2026 on October 8, Google said the Gemini agent “plans the work, uses skills and tools, connects to your systems, and brings back something finished”. It said the agent runs work across “our Gemini family of models and Claude models from Anthropic today”, as we reported in Google’s Gemini Agent Will Route Work to Anthropic’s Claude.

The same post says “nearly 90% of the Fortune 100 use Gemini Enterprise” and that “nearly 500 Google Cloud customers each processed more than one trillion tokens” in the last year. Teams can publish custom skills “to a shared company registry”, the post says.

The Enterprise Agent Race

Accenture and Google Cloud formed a dedicated group for Gemini Enterprise in September, as we reported in Accenture and Google Cloud Form the Gemini Enterprise Business Group.

Anthropic’s Managed Agents documentation lists Dreams, a memory feature, in research preview, as we reported in Anthropic: Claude ‘Dreams’ Took Wiki Scores From 13% to 48%.

The Business Lever: A Reported Internal Trial

As we read the screenshot, the new entry sits in the same menu as the Gemini Enterprise app that Google already sells, and TestingCatalog says it is in use inside Google. As we read it, that would mean Google is trying a next version of its work agent on its own staff first; Google has not said so.

The Structural Read

As we read the screenshot, the new entry is a separate app in the Gemini menu rather than a setting inside Gemini Enterprise.

As we read Google’s 8 October post, the current Gemini agent already routes work across Gemini and Claude models, so the menu entry does not show which models a next version would use.

As we read it, the sidebar items in the screenshot, from Inbox and Routines to a prototype called Rooms, are features of the app TestingCatalog was using, not of the new entry.

Three Implications

FOR GOOGLE Its 8 October post calls the Gemini agent a single, universal agent for work; the menu entry adds a next-generation version that Google has not announced.

FOR ENTERPRISE BUYERS Google says nearly 90% of the Fortune 100 use Gemini Enterprise; Google has not said how or to whom Gemini for Google would be offered.

FOR ANTHROPIC Google’s current Gemini agent runs work on Claude models as well as Gemini, and Anthropic’s Managed Agents documentation lists a memory feature, Dreams, in research preview.

The Business Engineer Lens

This story maps onto the Business Engineer framework The Agentic Harness War.

The essay describes one strategy as: “pull every workflow into one agent, own the harness, own the skill marketplace on top of it”.

As we read it, Google’s description of a single, universal agent with a shared company skills registry fits that strategy. The essay discusses OpenAI and Anthropic and does not discuss Google or Gemini for Google.

What Is Not Established

Google has not announced Gemini for Google, its features, its pricing or a release date. The claim that it is used inside Google comes from TestingCatalog, not from Google. The screenshot does not show what the entry opens, and it does not show which models it uses.

The Bottom Line

A Gemini app menu posted by TestingCatalog on November 8 lists “Gemini for Google”, described as “The next generation Gemini agent for enterprise”, and TestingCatalog says Google is using it internally. Google announced its current Gemini agent on October 8. Its share of cloud customers using its AI products rose from 65% to nearly 80% in a year, about 15 points by our arithmetic.