Google is reportedly developing and testing an internal AI “agent” designed to work as a 24/7 personal assistant. According to sources, the project is codenamed “Remy” and is being tested by employees before any wider release. The agent is described as integrating across Google’s existing services, rather than operating only within a single app.
One report says employees are trialing Remy as a “24/7 personal agent” and that it can connect with other Google products. Another outlet adds that the agent is built inside Google’s Gemini app and positions the effort as part of Google’s response to a broader industry push toward autonomous or agentic AI tools.
Both accounts frame Remy as Google’s attempt to compete in a rapidly evolving field that includes similar offerings from other technology companies, such as OpenClaw, Meta, and Anthropic. The reports focus on internal testing and product integration, without detailing specific capabilities, launch timelines, or public availability.
