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Google's New AI Tools Map · Spark, Omni, Flow, Genie, and Antigravity

5 min readAmichai Shekel

Google's new tools map: Gemini Spark (personal agent), Omni Flash (video), Flow (creative studio), Project Genie (interactive worlds), and Antigravity 2.0 (agent orchestration). What each does, what is available in Israel, and how to build a business workflow with them. Includes an interview with the VP of Google Labs.

Google has released so many tools in recent months that most people are already confusing the names: Spark, Omni, Flow, Genie, Antigravity. Some are sure it is a single product, while others give up in advance. That is a shame, because behind the clutter hides a complete system that can run your business: a personal agent working for you around the clock, a video model that edits real footage using prompts, a creative studio, a model that creates interactive worlds, and an environment for managing an army of agents. This guide brings order: what each tool does, the differences between them, what is actually available (and to whom), and how to connect this to real workflows in your business. In the video above, you will see the interview I conducted with Josh Woodward, VP of Google Labs, on these exact technologies. One important thing before we start: there is no product named Genie Omni Spark. These are different layers in a single system, and once you understand the map, everything falls into place.

Gemini Spark welcome screen with the question What can I get done for you today

What you will have by the end of this guide

  • The full map: who is who among Spark, Omni, Flow, Genie, and Antigravity
  • Gemini Spark: how to build an AI worker that generates reports, summarizes meetings, and handles leads autonomously
  • The simple Spark model: task, skill, and schedule
  • Gemini Omni Flash: real video editing via prompts, including the prompt structure that works
  • Google Flow: how much each clip costs in credits, and how not to burn them
  • Project Genie: the model that creates interactive worlds, and what it can actually do today
  • Antigravity 2.0: how to manage multiple agents in parallel, even without writing code
  • What is available in Israel, what requires a subscription, and what has not arrived yet

Gemini Spark · The digital worker running in the background

A single work system in Spark · From email to report

Spark availability as of August 2026: requires a personal Google account, age 18 and older, and a Google AI Pro or Ultra subscription in the US (outside the US: Ultra in supported countries). It is not yet available in the European Union, the UK, and work accounts. You can maintain up to 50 active schedules and up to 15 tasks simultaneously. Importantly, Spark requires Keep Activity to be active, and the data it processes may be saved. Do not give it access to payroll, medical data, or confidential client material, and start with a trial account or folder. Every significant action (sending an email, updating a CRM system) must go through human approval.

Gemini Omni Flash · Editing reality with a prompt

Gemini Omni official visual: a collection of clips created and edited by the model

The base prompt for Omni · Constraints first, one change at a time

Take this video and keep everything exactly as it is: the person, the camera angle, the lighting, the movement, and the lip sync. Only change the following: [describe ONE change, e.g. replace the product packaging with the attached design / turn the phone screen into glass / change the background to a Paris cafe]. Keep the transformation physically realistic and consistent with the rest of the scene. Do not change anything else in the video.

Google Flow · The studio and credits

Project Genie · From AI that creates content to AI that creates reality

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Antigravity 2.0 · The agent control room

Google Antigravity 2.0 official visual with the chat management and scheduled tasks interface

Before rushing to tell clients: Spark and Project Genie are limited by country, account type, and subscription, and availability changes every few weeks. Omni in the API is currently limited to 10 seconds, without audio reference uploads. Genie is a research prototype, and its physics are not always stable. And Antigravity is not a version of Gemini but an independent product powered by Gemini models. Check the current terms before you build on a specific capability.

All tools from the guide · Direct links

Google Flow official visual: a mosaic of clips with the text Google's AI Creative Studio

Every tool mentioned in the guide, with its direct link. Save this page, this is your map.

Official product page of the personal agent, including availability terms and subscriptions. This is also where you activate it

The Gemini app itself: chat, quick creation with Omni, and your avatar. The basic subscription is enough to start

The studio where you work with Omni and other media models. Log in with a Gemini subscription

Official API documentation of the video model, including limits and pricing

The workspace for those who want to try Omni and Gemini models via API, without writing code

Launch announcement of the interactive worlds prototype for Ultra subscribers, with a link to join

DeepMind model page: demonstrations, research, and full capabilities of the world model

Homepage of the agent orchestration environment: downloading the app, IDE, and CLI for all operating systems

Version 2.0 announcement: Agent Manager, projects, and scheduled tasks

Official migration guide from Gemini CLI to Antigravity CLI for personal users

All Google I/O 2026 announcements in one place

Frequently asked questions

Project Genie official visual: interactive world spheres with the text Introducing Project Genie

Partially. Flow is available in more than 140 countries and works from Israel with a Gemini subscription. Omni is available via Gemini, Flow, and the API. Spark currently requires a Pro or Ultra subscription in the US, or Ultra in other supported countries, and it is not available on work accounts. Project Genie is currently open only to Ultra subscribers in the US. Antigravity is available for free download. Availability changes fast, so it is worth checking the official pages before relying on it.

A chat answers when you ask it. Spark works even when you are not there: it is connected to Gmail, Calendar, and Drive, runs scheduled tasks in the cloud, responds to incoming emails according to rules you set, and generates outputs according to templates and Skills you saved. The difference is between a tool that helps you think and a worker that executes.

Veo is built to create high-quality video from scratch. Omni is built for conversational editing: you take real footage and change things in it while preserving movement and faces. If you want a brand new video, Veo. If you want to turn existing footage into an ad, replace a background, or change packaging, Omni. And it is also significantly cheaper in credits.

No. This is a rumor that rolled out of YouTube videos. What actually happened: starting June 2026, personal accounts are redirected to Antigravity CLI, but the Gemini CLI repository remains open source under the Apache 2.0 license, continues to receive security patches, and Enterprise and API users continue working with it as usual.

Start with Spark, because it is closest to money: a single complete workflow (weekly report, lead intake, or meeting preparation) saves hours every week. At the same time, it is worth playing with Omni and Flow for marketing content. Genie and Antigravity are a second stage, once you already have running workflows.

In the AI Master club, we do not settle for getting to know the tools, we build systems with them. In upcoming meetings, we will take this map and set up a real workflow together: an intake document, a template, a Skill, and a schedule, from scratch to an output that runs on its own. If you want to be on the side that operates the technology instead of admiring it from afar, your place is with us.

At the AI Master club, we do not settle for just knowing the tools, we build systems with them. In the upcoming sessions, we will take this map and set up a real workflow together: an Intake document, a template, a Skill, and scheduling, from scratch to a product that runs on its own. If you want to be on the side that operates the technology instead of just being impressed by it from afar, your place is with us.

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