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Set up the gws CLI (@googleworkspace/cli) with OAuth credentials and 90+ agent skills for Claude Code. Produces a fully authenticated CLI with skills for Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Chat, Tasks, and more.

Read, write, and batch-update Google Slides presentations programmatically. \n \n Supports core presentation operations: create blank presentations, retrieve presentation data, and apply batch updates to multiple elements in a single validated request \n All updates are atomic; if any request in a batch is invalid, the entire operation fails and nothing is applied \n Use gws schema to inspect method signatures, required parameters, and data types before constructing API calls \n Requires Google

Subscribe to Google Workspace events and stream them as NDJSON output. \n \n Connects to Workspace resources (Chat spaces, Drive, Calendar, etc.) via CloudEvents types and streams events in real-time or batch mode \n Supports Pub/Sub-backed subscriptions with configurable polling intervals, batch sizes, and optional auto-acknowledgment \n Offers flexible output modes: stream to stdout, write individual events to files, or reuse existing subscriptions for reconnection \n Includes cleanup options

Automatically reply to Gmail messages with full threading and recipient management. \n \n Handles message threading automatically by setting In-Reply-To, References, and threadId headers; quotes the original message in the reply \n Supports plain text and HTML reply bodies, with optional file attachments (multiple files via repeated --attach flags) \n Allows adding extra recipients via --to, --cc, and --bcc flags, or sending from an alias with --from \n Includes --dry-run mode to preview the req

Shared authentication, CLI syntax, and output formatting patterns for gws Google Workspace commands. \n \n Supports browser-based OAuth login and service account authentication via GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS \n Global flags enable output format selection (JSON, table, YAML, CSV), dry-run validation, and PII screening via Model Armor \n Method flags cover parameterized queries, request bodies, file uploads, multipart operations, and automatic pagination with configurable delays \n Built-in se