Google is preparing a dedicated Managed Agents section in Google AI Studio, building on capabilities already available through the Gemini API and AI Studio Playground. The interface includes navigation for Agents, Environments, Credentials, Triggers, and Runs, giving developers one place to configure autonomous agents, connect tools, define execution triggers, and inspect previous runs. Google has not confirmed a rollout date for the interface.

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The discovery follows Google’s October 22 announcement of Agent Compute Engine, a Google Cloud service designed to run agents inside hardware-isolated microVMs with persistent workspaces and fast pause-and-resume capabilities. A preview is expected in the coming months. AI Studio’s management interface could use this infrastructure, although no connection has been confirmed.

Together, these developments point to Google building out an agent platform that competes with Anthropic’s Managed Agents and overlaps with sandbox projects such as NVIDIA OpenShell.