Google Workspace

• You want to read, search, or send Gmail messages without leaving your agent interface.
• You need to create or inspect Google Calendar events, such as scheduling meetings or checking today's agenda.
• You work with Google Sheets or Docs and want the agent to append rows, update ranges, or draft documents programmatically.
• You need to search Google Drive for files or folders by name or type and retrieve their contents.

• You do not have a Google account or cannot complete OAuth / service-account setup — the skill will not function without valid credentials.
• You need a personal Gmail flow with a service account, which does not work the same way as OAuth user tokens.
• You want a lightweight, single-service integration (e.g., only Drive) and prefer not to configure the full Workspace credential scope.

Search unread or recent messages, draft replies, and send email with subject, body, and attachments. Uses MIME-format sending via the Gmail API.

Create, update, and inspect calendar events using natural-language prompts such as "schedule Product Sync tomorrow at 3 PM". Reads and writes event metadata including time, title, and attendees.

Read tabular data from named ranges and append or update rows in any Sheet. Useful for logging, pipelines, and structured data workflows.

Search folders and files by name or type across your Drive. Retrieve file references for use in downstream actions within the same session.

Create new Docs and append structured notes or content, such as meeting transcripts or summaries. Supports programmatic document generation from agent output.

Handles OAuth setup, token refresh, and scope management automatically. Supports both a dedicated workspace CLI (gws) and the official Python Google API client libraries as a fallback.

Ask the agent to find unread emails from a specific sender in the last few days, summarize them, and draft a reply — all without opening Gmail manually.

Instruct the agent to create a calendar event, set the time and title, and look up a contact's email for the invite — combining Calendar and Contacts in one action.

After a sales call or daily standup, ask the agent to append a structured row of data to a named Google Sheet such as a pipeline or activity log.

Paste a meeting transcript or set of bullet points and have the agent create a formatted Google Doc, ready to share with the team.