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Agents for Humanity
Public draft. All results are preliminary desk assessments against criteria v1.0, updated 27 Sept 2026. No agent has been certified yet. How we assess
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Google CC

Google (Google Labs) · labs.google/cc

CC is a hosted, proprietary Google Labs agent that runs from a Google-operated account on Google's Antigravity harness and Gemini models. Members control what they share with it and can delete their accounts or the group. The agent cannot be exported, inspected, re-hosted or moved to another model, and its memory cannot be viewed or edited item by item.

Strengths
  • Members choose which senders, emails, files and calendars CC can see, and can revoke access
  • CC acts only for group members and needs confirmation before sharing outside the group
  • A separate agent account keeps its permissions apart from members' accounts
  • Per the disclaimer, CC data is not used to train Google's foundational models
  • Account and group deletion are available in settings
Gaps
  • No export; runs only on Google's proprietary hosted harness
  • Gemini only, with no choice of model
  • Memory cannot be viewed or edited item by item
  • No owner-visible action record, and no way for recipients to verify its messages
  • Experimental, waitlisted service that Google can change or end
Evidence

All 34 findings

Google Labs early-access experiment as expanded on September 17, 2026 (a group agent with its own Google Account, up to six US adult members, waitlist), with reference to the December 16, 2025 individual launch. Assessed from public documentation only.

Portable · Can you leave, and take the whole agent with you?

0%

Transparent · Can you see everything the agent is, with ordinary tools?

8%

Auditable · Can you reconstruct exactly what the agent did?

0%

Verifiable · Can you prove the agent runs what it claims?

0%

Modifiable · Can you change anything, without asking?

17%

Controllable · Is your word final?

42%
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