Google appears to be preparing Plugins and a dedicated Notifications area for the Gemini Enterprise app, extending its push beyond chat toward reusable workplace workflows. Clues in an unfinished interface show a revised Connectors area split into three tabs: Connectors, Skills, and Plugins.

The Plugins tab is currently empty, indicating that the feature is still under development. Its placement suggests that Plugins may act as mini-apps or packaged workflows, combining reusable Skills with one or more Connectors. This could let business teams run multi-step processes across company data and services without configuring every component from scratch. The structure also resembles how Claude separates connectors and skills, while allowing packaged tools to build on both.

A separate Notifications area is also being prepared. It is expected to collect completed Gemini responses from scheduled tasks and conversations placed in a queue, giving users one place to return to work that finished in the background. This would be particularly useful for employees running research, reporting, or other jobs that take longer than a standard chat response.

The work fits Google’s broader strategy for Gemini Enterprise, which brings agents, company data, and workflow controls into one governed service. Google already describes Skills as reusable actions, Connectors as links to services including Google Workspace and Microsoft 365, and Inbox as a central hub for long-running agent activity. Plugins would add a packaged application layer on top of those pieces.

Google has not publicly announced the Plugins section or provided a rollout date. The empty catalog and unfinished Notifications interface indicate that both are still in development, with availability, supported accounts, and the first plugin partners remaining unknown.