Both custom and pre-made gems will now be available for use through the side panel in the workpiece apps. 
Google is giving a way to reach “gems” to the workpiece users – its Gemini AI accessory adaptable version who specializes in specific functions – without opening the Gemini app. Gems are now available directly in the side panels of Google Docs, Slides, Sheets, Drives, and Gmail, allowing users to use custom chatbots, which they have created or selected pre-made offerings without switching between apps.
“Gems can help you advance Gemini’s power in this way, which adapters your needs more efficiently by reducing repeated signals,” Google said in his announcement.
Gemini user can cure chatBot versions To be a “specialist” in special tasks They are required regularly, such as brand-teld copy writing or amendment for examination. Users can also upload their own files in gems to provide work-specific references and resources. Otherwise, Google provides pre-made gems for things such as text editing, writing code, sales pitch idea, and more.
According to Google, some examples can use the workpiece user gems:
• Take advantage of a copy writing gemstone to create posts and materials to suit your target audience, which is pre-loaded in the gem.
• Create a gem that helps in sales interactions based on information for a specific company, possibility or industry.
• Take advantage of a “auxiliary gem” to help you provide more relevant summary for internal communication to provide more relevant summary to you and content.
• Take advantage of a gem designed to help a certain personality (former C-suit or CEO) to help create the most compelling messages.
Gems were first available only in the Mithun app. Custom gems cannot be made directly in the workpiece app, but users can either do so by heading Genini.google.com/gems/create Or exploit the “Create a new gem” option in the scope side panel. @-Mentioning and working files/folders such as scalp capabilities are supported by both custom and pre-made gems.
GEMS update is available to all Google workspace users who can use Gemini in the workspace app side panel. It started rolling out on 2 July, but Google says it could potentially look “more than 15 days”.
