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Manage and execute Google Apps Script projects via CLI with direct API access. \n \n Supports core operations: create projects, retrieve metadata and content, update script files, and execute scripts via the run method \n Includes process monitoring to list execution history and status for individual scripts or user-initiated processes \n Provides deployment and versioning operations for managing script releases \n Requires gws binary and authentication setup defined in shared skill documentatio

Manage Google Workspace users, groups, devices, and organizational settings through CLI commands. \n \n Covers 20+ resource types including users, groups, Chrome OS devices, mobile devices, organizational units, domains, roles, and schemas \n Supports full CRUD operations on most resources: create, retrieve, list, update, patch, and delete \n Includes specialized actions like device provisioning/deprovisioning, group membership management, 2-step verification control, and user sign-out \n Requir

Query Google Workspace audit logs, activity feeds, and usage reports across customers and users. \n \n Access five resource types: activities (with list and watch for push notifications), channels, customer usage reports, entity usage reports, and user usage reports \n Retrieve audit logs for specific applications, customer account statistics, and per-user activity and usage metrics \n Requires Google Workspace Admin SDK authentication; see shared gws documentation for auth setup and security ru

Quickly summarize unread Gmail inbox messages with sender, subject, and date. \n \n Displays up to 20 unread messages by default; customize with --max flag \n Supports Gmail search queries via --query flag to filter beyond unread (e.g., from:boss ) \n Read-only operation; never modifies your mailbox \n Optional --labels flag includes label names in output; supports JSON format for scripting \n

Google Model Armor: Filter user-generated content for safety. \n \n Provides three core helper commands: sanitize prompts, sanitize responses, and create custom filtering templates \n Integrates with Google Workspace services via the gws CLI tool with shared authentication and security rules \n Requires schema inspection via gws schema to discover available resources, methods, and parameter requirements before executing API calls \n

Manage Google Tasks lists and individual tasks via command-line API calls. \n \n Two resource types: tasklists (create, read, update, delete, list) and tasks (create, read, update, delete, list, move, clear completed) \n Supports task hierarchy with up to 2,000 subtasks per task and enforces limits of 20,000 non-hidden tasks per list and 100,000 total tasks \n Handles task assignments from Google Docs and Chat Spaces, with deletion cascading to assignment surfaces \n Use gws schema to inspect me

Real-time event streaming and subscription management for Google Workspace. \n \n Provides three core resource types: subscriptions (create, list, get, delete, patch, reactivate), operations (poll long-running tasks), and message/task streaming for real-time event delivery \n Includes helper commands for subscribing to Workspace events as NDJSON streams and renewing suspended subscriptions \n Requires Google Workspace authentication and the gws binary; use gws schema to inspect method parameters

Fetch your next meeting's agenda, attendees, and linked documents from Google Calendar. \n \n Retrieves the upcoming event with full attendee list and description details \n Supports multiple calendar selection via --calendar flag (defaults to primary calendar) \n Read-only operation; never modifies calendar data \n Output formats include JSON, table, YAML, and CSV for integration flexibility \n

Create, manage, and query Google Meet conferences and meeting spaces via the Google Meet API. \n \n Supports two main resource types: conferenceRecords for accessing meeting history, participants, recordings, and transcripts; spaces for creating and managing meeting spaces \n Requires Google Workspace authentication and the gws CLI tool; see shared auth documentation for setup and security rules \n Use gws schema to inspect method signatures, required parameters, and data types before constructi

Send emails via Gmail with support for attachments, HTML formatting, and send-as aliases. \n \n Requires recipient email(s), subject, and body text; supports CC, BCC, and optional sender address for send-as aliases \n Handles file attachments up to 25MB total, with multiple files supported via repeated --attach flags \n Supports both plain text and HTML email bodies; HTML fragments do not require wrapper tags \n Includes --dry-run flag to preview the request before sending, and automatic RFC 532