Gemini 任务自动化隐藏名单含134款应用
Android Authority 发现，Gemini 任务自动化依赖一份包含134款应用的服务端白名单，其中稳定版 Android 17 QPR2 有114个目标应用，Android Canary 2611 另有20个测试条目。应用还必须匹配 Play Store 签名，测试显示 Gemini 可在 Zomato 选餐并通过 Blinkit 选购牛奶，但会拒绝未列入名单的 Swiggy 和 Zepto。入选不代表功能已经可用，Microsoft Word 和 Outlook 虽在名单中，但测试时无法执行相应的应用内操作；Google 称支持范围已扩展至40多款热门应用，并正拓展至英国、印度和日本。
这份名单揭示了 Gemini 直接操作 Android 应用的覆盖范围，也显示其当前功能仍受应用准入和实际支持情况限制。
Credit: Megan Ellis / Android Authority
TL;DR
- Google’s hidden server-side target app list on Android 17 reveals 134 apps tied to Gemini task automation: 114 on stable Android 17 QPR2 and 20 extra test entries on Android Canary 2611.
- Apps must appear on this allowlist with matching Play Store signing certificates to run automated tasks, meaning regional Indian apps like Zomato and Blinkit work while unlisted rivals like Swiggy and Zepto are currently blocked.
- Being on the list does not guarantee immediate functionality, as productivity apps like Microsoft Word and Outlook are listed but don’t yet support direct in-app automation through Gemini.
Gemini’s task automation is one of the more ambitious and impressive things Google has shipped on Android this year. Instead of handing you a link, Gemini opens the app on a virtual screen, taps through it on your behalf, and stops just before checkout so you can confirm. It began rolling out in March with just six apps: Lyft, Uber, Grubhub, DoorDash, Uber Eats, and Starbucks, on the Galaxy S26 series and later the Pixel 10 series. In July, Google said support was expanding “to more than 40 popular apps,” and this week, it announced that task automation is expanding to the UK, India, and Japan.
Beyond a handful of examples, Google hasn’t really shared which apps actually work. Its blog posts and help pages only mention “select apps.” Google instead has tried to focus on the task category, mentioning support for “everyday tasks” like:
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