Google is testing a new family-focused version of its CC AI agent designed to help households coordinate schedules, manage tasks, and plan daily activities. Initially launched as a productivity tool connected to Gmail and Google Calendar, CC now supports household management based on user demand for assistance with kids' school schedules, meal plans, bills, and sports practices. The updated agent operates on its own isolated cloud computer, powered by Gemini and Google's Antigravity agentic harness, enabling it to work across email, calendar, chats, and tasks for up to six family members. Users can share specific emails and data with CC, allowing the agent to automatically track important dates, fill out permission slips, create shopping lists, and plan weekly meals. Currently available as an experiment for U.S. users aged 18 and up with a personal Gmail account, the system helps larger households streamline communication and organization. Why it matters: This update represents a major push by Google to integrate agentic AI directly into everyday consumer and family routines.