Google launches CC family AI agent for up to six members
Google Labs introduced CC, an AI agent designed for families. It runs on its own verified Google Account, giving it a distinct identity and permission model. Up to six members can be added, each choosing what information to share—emails from schools, sports clubs, vet appointments, etc. CC aggregates this data into a shared “Your Day Ahead” brief delivered each morning.
Key points
- CC supports up to six family members with a shared Google account and permission controls.
- It creates a daily “Your Day Ahead” brief by aggregating emails, calendar events, and tasks.
- Built on Google’s Antigravity infrastructure and latest Gemini models, CC can auto‑fill forms and generate shopping lists.
The agent connects to Gmail, Chat, Docs, Calendar and Tasks, automatically sorting messages, adding events, and updating task lists. It can fill out permission‑slip PDFs, register for activities, generate shopping lists, and draft weekly meal plans, asking for missing details when needed. All actions require user permission, and shared memory separates household‑wide info from personal preferences. CC runs on an isolated cloud computer powered by Google’s Antigravity infrastructure and the latest Gemini models.
CC is an early experiment from Google Labs, available on web and mobile for users 18+ in the United States with a personal Google account. Existing users will receive an upgrade email, and new users can join a waitlist.
The new CC, an AI agent built for families
blog.google · 17 September 2026
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