--- title: "Google Cloud Next 2026: Agentspace Unified Into Gemini Enterprise" description: "Agentspace is gone as a standalone product. Google folded it into Gemini Enterprise at Cloud Next 2026. What builders actually see in the new console." canonical: https://callsphere.ai/blog/tw26w19-google-cloud-next-2026-agentspace-unification-gemini category: "Enterprise AI" tags: ["Google Cloud", "Agentspace", "Gemini Enterprise", "Cloud Next 2026", "Agent Platform", "Builders"] author: "CallSphere Team" published: 2026-05-07T00:00:00.000Z updated: 2026-05-11T04:30:37.766Z --- # Google Cloud Next 2026: Agentspace Unified Into Gemini Enterprise > Agentspace is gone as a standalone product. Google folded it into Gemini Enterprise at Cloud Next 2026. What builders actually see in the new console. ## TL;DR Agentspace, Google's 2025 agent layer, was unified into **Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform** at Cloud Next 2026. This is not just a rebrand — it changes what builders see in the console, where agents are deployed, how data integration works, and how the agent surface area is governed. This post walks the builder-facing changes: what moved, what is new, what is gone, and what a clean agent build looks like in the unified product. ## What Agentspace Was Agentspace launched in 2025 as Google's answer to enterprise agent builders. It had its own console, its own concept of an "Agent," a marketplace of pre-built capabilities, and a workspace-aware UX. It was popular with Workspace-heavy customers but lived awkwardly next to Vertex AI, which had its own Agent Builder and its own model garden. The result was two agent-building paths under one cloud. ## What Unification Looks Like In the unified Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, builders see one console with three main areas: 1. **Build** — agent designer (visual + code), tools, prompt management, evals. 2. **Deploy** — managed serving, autoscaling, observability, version pinning. 3. **Govern** — IAM, audit, safety filters, data-residency policies. The Agentspace marketplace, model garden, and workspace integrations now live under the same console — under tabs, not separate products. Existing Agentspace agents are migrated automatically and appear in the unified Build tab with their original names. ## What Is Actually New In The Builder Three concrete improvements that builders will notice on day one: - **Tools as first-class objects.** Tools (functions the agent can call) are now versioned, eval-able, and shareable across agents in the same project. Previously you had to redefine them per agent. - **Eval suites bound to agents.** Each agent has an eval suite that runs on every change. Pull-request-style review for agent edits is now possible. - **Pre-integrated partner agents.** Box, Workday, Salesforce, ServiceNow, Dun & Bradstreet, and S&P Global ship as installable agents. We unpack the roster in [the partner agents post](/blog/tw26w19-gemini-enterprise-partner-agents-box-workday-salesforce). ## Workspace Studio: The Workspace-Native Surface Workspace Studio is the new in-Workspace builder — agents built next to your Docs, Sheets, Gmail, and Drive. It uses the same underlying Gemini Enterprise infrastructure, just with a Workspace-native UX. For knowledge-worker agents (research, summarization, draft generation), Workspace Studio is the path of least resistance. We have a [walkthrough post](/blog/tw26w19-google-workspace-studio-ai-agent-builder-2026). ## Data Integration Is The Sleeper Feature The biggest builder pain in 2025 was getting enterprise data into agents safely. The unified platform ships first-party connectors (BigQuery, Workspace, Drive, Cloud Storage) and third-party connectors (Box, Workday, Salesforce, ServiceNow) with IAM and VPC-SC baked in. The connectors are not new in concept; the unification is that they all live next to the agent builder rather than in a separate product. ## A Clean Build, Step By Step A reasonable first build in the unified platform: 1. Create an agent in the Build tab. 2. Choose Gemini 3.1 Pro as the base model (Flash-Lite for cheap workloads, Ultra for 2M-context cases). 3. Attach two or three tools — say, a BigQuery query tool, a Workspace search tool, a Salesforce read tool. 4. Define an eval suite of 30–50 examples covering the agent's primary intents. 5. Deploy to a private endpoint, run the eval suite, iterate. 6. Add governance: IAM roles, audit logging, safety filters. 7. Promote to production. The whole loop is meaningfully faster than it was in late-2025 Vertex AI, mostly because the eval and governance surfaces are no longer afterthoughts. ## What Is Gone A few legacy concepts to know about: - **Agentspace Console URL.** The console URL changed; old bookmarks redirect. - **Standalone Agentspace billing.** Agentspace line items are merged into the Gemini Enterprise SKU. - **The "Agent Garden" name.** The old Agentspace marketplace is renamed and integrated into Build. Nothing is *deleted* for existing customers; everything is migrated and renamed. ## How CallSphere Fits In CallSphere is the voice and chat front-door, not an agent-platform replacement. In a Gemini Enterprise build, CallSphere handles the inbound call or chat — 57+ languages, six verticals (healthcare, real estate, sales, salon, IT helpdesk, after-hours), HIPAA-friendly, voice/chat/SMS/WhatsApp — and writes structured outcomes back to the connected systems (Salesforce, ServiceNow, etc.) via the same connectors Gemini Enterprise exposes. CallSphere lives next to Gemini Enterprise, with the front-door experience that ships in 3–5 days and prices at $149/$499/$1,499 per month. [Try it free](https://callsphere.ai/trial). ## Builder Recommendations A few honest recommendations: - **Start with Workspace Studio for knowledge-worker agents.** The path of least resistance for Workspace-heavy teams. - **Use the full Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform for customer-facing or data-heavy agents.** You will want the governance and connectors. - **Pair with a focused front-door for voice/chat.** Latency budgets at the front door are tighter than what a general agent platform optimizes for. ## FAQ **Do my Agentspace agents still work?** Yes. They are auto-migrated into the unified Build tab. Review the migration before relying on it for production. **Did the SDK change?** The Gemini Enterprise SDK is additive. Existing Vertex AI and Agentspace calls continue to work; new features ship through new surfaces. **Is the partner-agent install one-click?** Effectively yes — you authenticate to the partner (Salesforce, Workday, etc.), grant scopes, and the partner agent is installed in your project with a default eval suite. The "first agent in production" milestone — which routinely took six weeks in 2025 — is now a same-week target. There is no automated cross-platform import for agents built on competing platforms in May 2026; you rebuild the orchestration in Gemini Enterprise and reuse the connectors. --- Source: https://callsphere.ai/blog/tw26w19-google-cloud-next-2026-agentspace-unification-gemini