On June 30, 2026, Google began rolling out Gemini Spark, the agentic feature of its Gemini AI assistant, to the macOS app[1]. Spark now steps beyond the chat window to work across the files and apps on your desktop and take care of time-consuming tasks. Google also expanded the list of connected apps and added a new feature that tracks topics you care about in real time.

A macOS App That Handles Your Desktop Work

The headline change is that Gemini Spark has arrived in the Gemini app for Mac[1]. Spark, which had centered on chat conversations, can now carry out actual work across the files and apps on your desktop.

For example, you can clear away tedious organizing with a single request, such as asking it to sort the PDFs piling up in your Downloads folder into specific folders[1]. Spark can also connect your desktop with Google Workspace, letting you build a budget spreadsheet from the latest invoices saved on your computer and even set up a schedule to update it regularly. To keep your information secure, Gemini Spark can only access the files you give it permission to use[1].

Coming soon, Spark will also support running tasks remotely[1]. From your phone while you are out, you can hand Spark a multi-step job — like finding a specific sales report on your Mac, pulling out the total revenue figure, and emailing it to you — and let it run on your computer while you are away[2].

The macOS version of Gemini Spark is available in beta to Google AI Ultra subscribers aged 18 and over, starting in the US[1]. You can download the app at gemini.google/mac.

Expanded App Integrations and Custom MCP Support

The range of connected apps has grown as well[1]. Spark now works with Google Tasks and Google Keep, so you can have it read through the scattered notes in Keep and turn them into action items in Tasks.

It has also added integrations with Canva, Dropbox, Instacart, OpenTable, and Zillow Rentals[1]. Through Spark, you can design flyers, share files, book a restaurant, order your weekly groceries, or reserve an apartment tour. These connected apps are rolling out over the next week on web and mobile, with the macOS app to follow in the coming weeks[3].

In addition, Spark now supports custom Model Context Protocol (MCP)[1]. MCP is a mechanism for connecting apps and services directly to AI, allowing users to plug their own apps into Spark and build an assistant tailored to their needs.

Tracking Topics in Real Time

Gemini Spark has also gained the ability to intelligently track topics you care about and react to events in real time[1]. For instance, it can deliver highlights and analysis right after your favorite soccer team finishes a match, or send a detailed financial report when a stock reaches a certain threshold.

Beyond email, Spark can now keep watch over blogs, news sites, social media, finance, shopping, weather, and sports, sparing you the need to keep hitting refresh[1].

Summary

Gemini Spark has taken a step from an assistant that simply answers in chat toward an agent that actually does the work across your desktop and apps. With the macOS launch, expanded app integrations, custom MCP support, and real-time topic tracking, the scope of what it can automate has grown considerably. The updates began rolling out on June 30, 2026, and Google has teased more new features for Spark this summer[1].

出典:https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/products/gemini-app/gemini-spark-updates-june-2026/

出典:https://9to5google.com/2026/06/30/gemini-spark-mac-app/

出典:https://9to5google.com/2026/06/30/gemini-spark-apps-more/