Google LLC today announced the official launch of Google Workspace Studio, a new platform designed to empower everyday users to build and deploy AI agents that automate routine tasks across Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Drive, Meet, and Chat.
This new offering brings AI agent capabilities directly into Google Workspace, enabling employees to create task-specific digital agents using natural language instead of writing code.
Powered by Google’s latest Gemini 3 model, Workspace Studio allows users to describe desired actions—such as email categorization, report generation, approval tracking, or project update coordination—and the system automatically constructs and executes these workflows.
The agents are engineered to reason, adapt, and manage multi-step tasks in real-world work environments. They can access documents, read emails, analyze spreadsheets, and trigger follow-up actions based on changing conditions.
“Studio puts the full power of AI agents into the hands of everyone—not just experts,” said Farhaz Karmali, Director of Google Workspace Ecosystem Products, in a blog post. “By removing the coding barrier, anyone can design an agent that automates their unique business processes in just minutes.”
The new service addresses the growing burden employees face from repetitive digital tasks. Google notes that workers often spend hours each week on low-value coordination, manual reporting, and routine communication. By enabling non-technical users to create AI agents, Google aims to bring advanced automation into mainstream office workflows.
While agents can be used individually, they can also be shared across teams, allowing organizations to standardize business processes just as they do with shared documents today. Users can start from pre-built templates or use conversational prompts to build agents from scratch—making the tool accessible to business users without engineering support.
During pre-launch testing, Google reported significant productivity gains among early adopters. One such user, cleaning solutions provider Karcher SE & Co., automated its internal product planning workflow by deploying multiple agents responsible for brainstorming, feasibility analysis, user experience validation, and documentation. This reduced manual planning time by up to 90%, generating review-ready plans in minutes instead of hours.
Prior to general availability, Alpha program participants executed over 20 million tasks using Workspace Studio agents in the past 30 days. Use cases ranged from simple reminders and meeting summaries to more complex workflows like legal document classification, customer service routing, and travel request management.
Workspace Studio will roll out to Google’s business customers over the coming weeks.
