Google Workspace

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Work with Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets and Docs through the gog CLI.

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Set up Google Workspace

This skill ships with OpenClaw. Inspect its setup and check the required tools in the runtime where OpenClaw runs.

Inspect the bundled skill

openclaw skills info gog

Check runtime requirements

openclaw skills check

These commands inspect skill availability; they do not install dependencies or connect accounts. Follow the source’s setup requirements in your own environment.

What this skill helps with

OpenClaw’s gog skill supplies Google Workspace CLI guidance for Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets and Docs. It covers both reading information and scoped changes through an authenticated Google account.

When to use it

Use it to find messages, inspect calendar events, locate Drive files or read structured spreadsheet data. Drafting an email and sending it are separate actions that need clear intent.

What to bring

Specify the Google account, service and task, plus the relevant query or document identifier. The runtime needs gog and a completed OAuth setup for the required service scopes.

What to expect

Expect the requested Workspace records, an email draft or a verified authorised change. The source notes that Docs export and reading are supported, while in-place document edits need a Docs API client.

How the skill works

Confirm the account and scopes

Check that authentication is stored successfully in the runtime and that the intended Google services are enabled.

Read or draft first

Use service-specific searches and structured reads. Review recipients, content and target identifiers before a write action.

Verify the actual change

Re-read the saved draft, event or sheet when a change is requested. A received OAuth callback alone does not prove tokens were stored.