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Google is developing a Gemini agent for macOS that will control computers, organize files, and integrate with Google Workspace apps. Code analysis reveals features including file conversion to Google Sheets, folder organization, batch file renaming, and meeting follow-up automation.

OpenAI has introduced Chronicle, an opt-in research preview for macOS that captures user screens to provide contextual information to its Codex agent. The feature, which echoes Microsoft's controversial Recall, stores screenshots for six hours and sends data to OpenAI servers to generate persistent text-based memories.

Google released a native Gemini application for macOS, marking the company's first standalone desktop client for its AI assistant. The app brings Gemini functionality directly to Mac users without requiring a web browser.

Google released a native Gemini app for Mac on April 15, 2026, joining OpenAI and Anthropic in offering a desktop application. The app supports a global keyboard shortcut (Option + Space), screen sharing with context awareness, local file access, and generation capabilities through Imagen 3 and Veo.

Google released a native macOS app for its Gemini AI assistant, one day after launching a Windows version. The app supports keyboard shortcuts for quick access, screen sharing with files and documents, and image/video generation capabilities.

Anthropic has expanded Claude Cowork to all paid subscription tiers on macOS and Windows, adding organizational controls including role-based access, per-team budget limits, and usage analytics. A new Zoom connector integrates meeting summaries directly into Cowork, while admins can restrict connector actions like write access. Microsoft is testing an adapted version for Copilot.