After announcing for the first time the gems last fall, Google is now making the functionality available to all users.
If you are not familiar, Gemini Gems offers you your own personalized AI assistant. You can choose from one of Google’s pre-made options, or you can create one with your own instructions.
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What distinguishes this from the use of Gemini in the regular way is that you can define instructions that only apply when you use this gem. It is an excellent tool if you use gemini in different ways at different times – for example, if you want to help write publications on social networks, blog articles and formal relationships for the same company.
What gems are available?
The already available gems include:
- A learning coach that helps you break down complex subjects, which makes them easier to understand.
- A brainstormor to give you an easy inspiration – new ideas for a themed party with a perfect gift for a next birthday.
- A career guide to help you unlock your career potential with detailed plans to refine your skills and achieve your career goals.
- A writing editor to raise your writing through clear and constructive comments on everything, from grammar to structure.
- A coding partner that improves your coding skills and can help you create projects and learn as you go.
- A chess champion that allows you to play chess with a language model (it is still in experimental mode).
How to access and use jewels
To use gems, head to the Gemini web application And search for the small gem icon on the left side. You will see the existing options and a more sign to create yours. If you choose the latter, you can give a name to your gem, create instructions and add up to 10 files for reference.
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You can use gems on Android and iOS, but you can only create them on the web application. To access gems on a mobile application, press your account photo in the upper right corner and search for “Gem Manager”.
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