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Identify and review overdue Google Tasks requiring immediate attention. \n \n Requires the gws-tasks skill to query Google Tasks API \n Three-step workflow: list all task lists, filter incomplete tasks by list ID, and review due dates for prioritization \n Returns task data in table format for easy scanning of overdue items \n

Export Google Sheets spreadsheets as CSV files for backup or local processing. \n \n Requires gws-sheets and gws-drive skills as prerequisites \n Offers three export approaches: retrieve spreadsheet metadata, export via Drive API with MIME type specification, or read sheet values directly in CSV format \n Supports flexible range selection and sheet targeting for granular control over exported data \n

Automatically share Google Drive files with all attendees of a Calendar event. \n \n Requires gws-calendar and gws-drive skills as dependencies \n Retrieves event attendee list from Google Calendar, then grants each attendee reader access to specified Drive files \n Includes verification step to confirm sharing permissions were applied successfully \n

Bulk-create Google Calendar events from spreadsheet rows using a two-step workflow. \n \n Reads event data directly from Google Sheets ranges, extracting summary, start time, end time, and attendee information \n Creates calendar entries via the gws-calendar skill with support for multiple attendees and custom time ranges \n Requires both gws-sheets and gws-calendar skills to be loaded before execution \n

Reschedule Google Calendar events and automatically notify all attendees of time changes. \n \n Requires the gws-calendar skill to function \n Uses a three-step workflow: find the event via agenda, retrieve full event details, then patch the event with new start and end times \n Automatically sends update notifications to all attendees through the sendUpdates: \"all\" parameter \n Supports timezone-aware scheduling with configurable date, time, and timezone fields \n

Batch-share Google Drive folders with multiple collaborators at specified permission levels. \n \n Requires the gws-drive skill to execute folder sharing and permission management operations \n Supports role-based access control: assign editor (writer) or viewer (reader) permissions to individual collaborators \n Includes folder discovery by name and permission verification steps to confirm successful sharing \n Designed as a multi-step recipe for programmatic team collaboration workflows \n

Review your Google Calendar week, identify gaps, and add events to fill them. \n \n Requires the gws-calendar skill to execute; works with your primary Google Calendar \n Workflow includes four steps: view weekly agenda, query free/busy slots, insert new events, and review the updated schedule \n Supports event creation with customizable summary, start time, and end time parameters \n

Duplicate a Google Sheets template tab for a new month of tracking. \n \n Automates the three-step workflow: retrieve spreadsheet metadata, copy a template sheet, and rename the new tab with a month identifier \n Requires the gws-sheets skill and uses Google Sheets API commands for sheet operations \n Ideal for recurring monthly tracking workflows where a consistent template structure needs to be replicated with minimal manual effort \n

Locate Gmail messages by label and automatically forward them to another recipient. \n \n Requires the gws-gmail skill as a prerequisite dependency \n Three-step workflow: search messages by label, retrieve full message content, and forward to a specified email address \n Supports custom label queries and preserves original subject and body in forwarded messages \n Designed as a recipe for productivity automation within agent workflows \n

Export your Google Contacts directory to a Google Sheets spreadsheet in three steps. \n \n Requires gws-people and gws-sheets skills to be loaded before execution \n Lists contacts from your domain directory with names, email addresses, and phone numbers \n Creates a new sheet with headers and appends each contact as a row for easy reference and sharing \n