GENOME

GENOME organizes conversations into projects and sessions. Its agents can use registered tools to read files, work with code, and carry out approved tasks. Tool access follows the permissions and configuration of your installation.

Conversation state and provider credentials are stored on the computer or server running GENOME. Model requests are sent to the provider you select; relevant conversation content and tool results can leave that computer as part of those requests.

The GENOME Google connector starts sign-in in your browser. You select your account and review Google's consent screen. Your Google password is not entered into GENOME.

The connector uses Google's identity service for your account email and requests the cloud-platform permission for the Code Assist service's account eligibility, model, quota, and generation operations. This is a broad permission; it is not limited to reading your email address.

GENOME's subscription connector does not depend on an Antigravity installation or use its saved account credentials. A separate API-key connection remains optional.

GENOME's Google OAuth application is published for general account sign-in. Its branding is verified and published; Google's sensitive-permission verification is pending. Account eligibility, available models, and subscription access remain separate requirements; live subscription tool execution has not yet been confirmed.

Before connecting an account, read the privacy policy for the data accessed, stored, and sent to Google. Disconnecting the provider removes GENOME's saved connection on the selected server; Google's account permissions can also be revoked separately.

This website provides public product and policy information. It is not a login service and does not run your desktop sessions.

For questions about GENOME or its Google connection, contact alaa2031988@gmail.com.

Never send account passwords, OAuth tokens, client secrets, or private project files in a support message.