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Manage Google Meet meeting spaces and conference records through the gws command. Create or update spaces, end active conferences, and work with meeting records and related participants, recordings, smart notes, and transcripts.
View upcoming Google Calendar events across all calendars in one agenda. Check today, tomorrow, this week, or a chosen number of days, with options to filter calendars and change the display time zone.
Read, create, and update Google Forms through gws commands. The skill helps inspect available operations and required inputs, so an agent can build requests to retrieve forms, change their contents, and update publishing settings.
Manage Google Chat spaces, the places where conversations happen, and their messages through the gws command-line tool. Create or update spaces, add members, send messages, and upload or download attachments.
Append plain text to the end of an existing Google Docs document using its document ID. Use it to add notes, follow-up information, or extra paragraphs through the gws command-line tool.
Read and update Google Docs through gws commands. Create blank documents, retrieve the latest version, append text, or apply multiple updates together, using command help and schema information to check the required inputs.
Upload a local file to Google Drive with its file type detected automatically and its original filename used by default. Specify a destination folder or choose a different filename when uploading.
Renew or reactivate Google Workspace Events subscriptions, the settings used to receive events. Update one subscription by name or renew those nearing expiration within a chosen time window, with cron available for recurring runs.
Receive selected Google Workspace events and stream them as NDJSON, a format with one JSON record per line. Choose event types, use an existing subscription, or save each event to a separate file.
Create and manage subscriptions that receive Google Workspace event notifications. Stream events as NDJSON, a format with one JSON record per line, and inspect, renew, reactivate, or delete subscriptions through the available commands.
Forward a Gmail message to one or more recipients, with an optional note, CC, or BCC. Keep or exclude original attachments, add files, and save the forward as a draft for review before sending.
Reply to a Gmail message while keeping it in the existing conversation and quoting the original. Add recipients or attachments, use formatted HTML content, or save the reply as a draft for later review.
Watch for new Gmail messages and stream them as NDJSON, a format with one JSON record per line. Filter messages by label, adjust retrieval settings, or save each message to a separate JSON file.
Check a user prompt through an existing Google Model Armor template. Supply the text directly, submit a JSON request, or pass text through standard input, which lets the command read piped content.
Process AI model responses through a specified Google Model Armor template before sending them to users. Supply response text directly, pipe output from another command, or provide a JSON request for outbound safety processing.
Upload local script files to a Google Apps Script project by specifying its project ID and an optional source folder. The command supports script, HTML, and manifest files, and replaces all files in the destination project.
Manage Google Apps Script projects from the command line. Create projects, retrieve or update source files, inspect execution status, and fetch metrics such as execution counts and active users to review script activity.
Use shared guidance for gws CLI authentication, command structure, and output formats. It covers checking requests without calling an API, retrieving multiple pages of results, handling files, and protecting sensitive information.
Append one or several rows to a Google Sheets spreadsheet. Provide simple values separated by commas or multiple rows as JSON, a structured data format, and choose the sheet tab to update.
Manage Google Tasks lists and individual tasks through gws. Create, retrieve, update, and delete items, move tasks between lists, organize subtasks, and hide completed tasks to keep the visible list focused on remaining work.
Turn a Gmail message into a new Google Tasks entry, using the email subject as the title and its short preview as notes. Add it to the default task list or specify another list.
Review the next upcoming meeting, including attendees, its description, agenda, and linked documents. Choose a calendar and an output format to prepare for the meeting without changing stored data.
Get a weekly overview of meetings and the unread email count in Gmail. This read-only workflow combines calendar and email information and returns it as JSON, a table, YAML, or CSV.
Organize customer support emails, turn requests into tasks, and record ticket updates in a tracking spreadsheet. Escalate urgent issues through Google Chat and schedule follow-up calls with customers in Google Calendar.