One CLI for Google Workspace built for humans and AI agents.
Query Drive, Gmail, Calendar, and Sheets with zero boilerplate and structured JSON output.
This is a command-line tool that reads Google's Discovery Service at runtime to dynamically build a command surface for all Workspace APIs. It suits developers and executive assistants looking to script workflows or feed workspace data to AI agents.
It executes API calls across Google Workspace services without requiring hardcoded static command lists. Every response outputs structured JSON, and it includes over 40 agent skills and a Gemini CLI extension for automated task execution.
It suits technical professionals, sysadmins, and power users comfortable with command-line tools and OAuth setup. It does not suit non-technical users who expect graphical interfaces or simple wizard-driven desktop apps.
Reads Google's Discovery Service at runtime so newly added API endpoints are picked up automatically.
Returns clean JSON for every response to integrate directly with shell scripts and AI agents.
Includes over 100 agent skills and a Gemini CLI extension for direct workspace control by LLMs.
Supports interactive setup, manual OAuth, service accounts, and pre-obtained access tokens for CI environments.
The tool is free to use under its open-source license. The only associated cost is your time configuring a Google Cloud project and any potential Google Cloud API quota usage.
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It uses the gcloud CLI to automate the creation of your Google Cloud project and enable the necessary APIs.
You must select individual services using flags like -s drive,gmail,sheets rather than requesting all 85+ recommended scopes at once.
Yes, by exporting credentials from an authorized machine and setting the GOOGLE_WORKSPACE_CLI_CREDENTIALS_FILE environment variable.
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