Google CC Family AI Agent
Google Labs announced on 17 September 2026 that it is expanding CC into an agent for families and households, which Google says has its own Google account and a clear permissions model and supports up to six members.
Tool Overview
Features, steps and FAQ below
Features
- ✓ Google says CC has its own Google account, giving it a distinct identity and a clear permissions model that enables up to six members to manage and collaborate with it; it only sees what each member chooses to share
- ✓ Google says CC delivers a shared Your Day Ahead brief each morning so everyone can see who needs to be where, what needs to be done and what CC already completed yesterday
- ✓ Google says CC automatically tracks important dates and to-dos and connects to Calendar and Tasks, and can offload time-consuming tasks such as filling out permission slips or registration PDFs and creating school supply lists and weekly meal plans
- ✓ Google says CC connects with the Google tools you use every day (Gmail, Chat, Docs, Calendar), and every CC runs on its own isolated cloud computer powered by Google's agentic harness Antigravity and the latest Gemini models
- ✓ Google says CC has a shared memory that remembers what applies to the whole household (like a shared grocery list or favorite restaurants) versus what belongs to one person (like dietary preferences or local timezones)
How to Use
- Google says CC is an early experiment from Google Labs, available on web and mobile for people 18+ in the U.S. with a personal Google account
- Existing users will receive an email to upgrade their account; new users can join the waitlist at labs.google/cc
- In settings, choose the email senders or content you want to share with CC (such as your child's school or travel bookings), and change them at any time
- Send one-off information (such as a birthday invite or practice schedule) to CC by email or Google Chat, and it will update the calendar, fill forms or create documents with your permission
FAQ
What is CC?
An AI agent from Google Labs that Google says it is expanding from a personal assistant into an agent for families and households, helping households spend less time on logistics.
How does CC protect privacy?
Google says CC has its own Google account and a clear permissions model, only sees what each member chooses to share, and will not take action or share information outside the group without your permission.
What can CC do?
Google says it delivers a shared daily brief, automatically tracks dates and to-dos connecting to Calendar and Tasks, and can fill out permission slips or registration PDFs and create shopping lists and weekly meal plans.
What does CC run on?
Google says every CC runs on its own isolated cloud computer powered by Google's agentic harness Antigravity and the latest Gemini models, and connects with Gmail, Chat, Docs and Calendar.
How do I get started with CC?
Google says the experiment is available for people 18+ in the U.S. with a personal Google account; existing users will receive an upgrade email and new users can join the waitlist.