What’s changing
We’re excited to announce source-grounded writing help in Google Docs. Gemini will automatically curate a list of sources linked in your document and you can choose to ask it to only pull details from those sources when providing writing assistance via the side panel. This will keep suggestions focused and grounded in trusted content. With source-grounded writing help you can:
- Create contextual and reliable output from Gemini
- Query available knowledge on a topic, getting accurate answers that are tailored to your needs
Using this trusted and relevant content can help ensure you’re using exactly the context you need — no guesswork or tab switching required.
Additionally, this launch can help save users time. All users have to do is link files in their document, which many users already do today, and then select "Document links" to ground on those files.
Previously, users would have to remember and individually add files in the prompt field to ground Gemini in them. Adding files individually is still available for users that want to ground on files that are not linked in the document. However, this launch will make it quicker and easier for users that have already linked the relevant files in the doc to ground Gemini on that information, and can help ensure important sources are not left out.
| Ground Gemini by selecting linked sources in the side panel | 
Who’s impacted
Getting started
- Admins: There is no admin control for this feature.
- End users: This feature will be available by default and is available in the side panel of Docs. Visit the Help Center to learn more about how to collaborate with Gemini in Google Docs.
| The dialog in the side panel where users can choose to ground Gemini in linked files | 
Rollout pace
- Rapid and Scheduled Release domains: Currently available
Availability
- Business Standard, and Plus
- Enterprise Standard, and Plus
- Gemini Business, Enterprise
- Google AI Pro for Education
- Google One AI Premium