●API — The Interactions API reaches general availability as the default API for Gemini models and agents●AGENT — Managed Agents enter public preview, running autonomous agents in Google-hosted isolated Linux sandboxes●SECURITY — From June 19, requests from unrestricted API keys are rejected, so keys now need restrictions●CLI — Gemini CLI reaches end-of-life on June 18, replaced by the Agentic 2.0 Antigravity CLI●MODEL — Gemini 3.5 Flash is generally available for sustained frontier performance on agentic and coding tasks●UPDATE — Older image preview models such as gemini-3.1-flash-image-preview were shut down on June 25●API — The Interactions API reaches general availability as the default API for Gemini models and agents●AGENT — Managed Agents enter public preview, running autonomous agents in Google-hosted isolated Linux sandboxes●SECURITY — From June 19, requests from unrestricted API keys are rejected, so keys now need restrictions●CLI — Gemini CLI reaches end-of-life on June 18, replaced by the Agentic 2.0 Antigravity CLI●MODEL — Gemini 3.5 Flash is generally available for sustained frontier performance on agentic and coding tasks●UPDATE — Older image preview models such as gemini-3.1-flash-image-preview were shut down on June 25

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Apps Script¹ Gemini API¹ LockService¹ Google Workspace¹

◧ Workspace/2026-07-01Advanced

When Two Triggers Write at Once, Your Gemini Result Quietly Vanishes — A Durable Result Store for Apps Script

Storing Gemini results from several Apps Script triggers loses writes through read-modify-write races and PropertiesService size limits. Build a result store that survives, using LockService, a durable sink, and idempotency keys.