A beginner’s guide to Google Gemini Gems

A few premade Gems appear by default in the Gemini sidebar.
Click the Gems heading in the Gemini sidebar to see the full list of premade Gems.
Accessing Gems in the Gemini web app.
A premade Gem in the Gemini Android app.
You can adjust a copy of the premade Gem to make it your own.
Studying the instructions in the premade Gems can help you learn how to write your own instructions.
Your custom Gem now appears in the Gemini sidebar, ready to interact with.
Click the pencil icon next to your custom Gem to review, test, and edit its instructions.

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