Google makes A2UI and A2A support generally available in Gemini Enterprise

Google has made registration and management of agents using A2UI and A2A generally available in Gemini Enterprise—two complementary standards for user interfaces and inter-agent communication.

Source
Google Cloud
Published
22 August 2026
Reading time
5 minutes
Sections in this guide
  1. A2UI and A2A support reaches GA in Gemini Enterprise
  2. What do A2A and A2UI do?
  3. A2UI v0.9 support
  4. Enterprise requirements for using A2UI and A2A

A2UI and A2A support reaches GA in Gemini Enterprise

Google Cloud's 22 August 2026 release notes state that registering and managing agents using A2A and A2UI is generally available in Gemini Enterprise.

Organizations can register hosted agents, manage them from the Agents page and expose interactive experiences to users.

What do A2A and A2UI do?

A2A covers standardized communication and task delegation between agents. A2UI turns structured agent output into interactive user-interface components.

A2A = Agent ↔ Agent; A2UI = Agent ↔ User Interface. They are complementary.

A2UI v0.9 support

Google's registration documentation lists support for A2UI v0.9 and v0.8 and standard components rendered with host styling.

This controlled catalog is safer than unrestricted HTML, while every action still needs permission and validation.

Enterprise requirements for using A2UI and A2A

The release signals a move beyond text chat toward standardized agent interfaces and collaboration.

Production use still needs clear agent ownership, endpoint security, action permissions and audit.

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