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Google moved Computer Use to general availability in the Gemini on October 30th, according to its developer changelog.

The tool lets a Gemini model operate a browser or desktop by reading screenshots and issuing clicks and keystrokes.

General availability brings production support and service terms, the point at which companies start building on a feature. The entry names no model and no price change.

Since October 26th, new paid Gemini API projects store requests by default unless developers opt out, which is the setting to check before pointing an at screens full of customer data.
Gemini's computer-use tool is now generally available to developers
Google moved Computer Use to general availability in the Gemini API on October 30th, according to its developer changelog. The tool lets a Gemini model operate a browser or desktop by reading screenshots and issuing clicks and keystrokes. General availability brings production support and service terms, the point at which companies start building on a feature. The entry names no model and no price change.
Since October 26th, new paid Gemini API projects store requests by default unless developers opt out, which is the setting to check before pointing an agent at screens full of customer data. SourcesA
Sources
- AGemini API changelog (Google)ai.google.dev
This story ran in the Morning Brief of October 31st 2026.