Google Workspace
Explore Google Workspace developer resources and Agent Skills for Drive, Gmail, Calendar, and Sheets. Understand how API access, the gws CLI, and task instructions fit together when connecting everyday office work to programmable workflows.
About Google Workspace
Google Workspace brings together communication, documents, files, and scheduling applications. Its developer platform exposes APIs and extension tools so developers can connect those everyday resources to custom applications, internal workflows, and integrations while working within the account’s access model.
The googleworkspace GitHub organization publishes development resources, including the gws command-line project. gws derives its command surface from Google’s Discovery Service and returns structured output, giving scripts and agents a way to work across services without building a separate command interface for each API.
The accompanying Skills guide service-specific tasks such as Drive operations, email, events, and spreadsheet updates. They complement the CLI and authorization setup rather than replacing them. The gws repository explicitly states that the CLI is not an officially supported Google product; that distinction remains separate from Google Workspace’s supported services and APIs.
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Google Workspace FAQ
How is Google Workspace different from the gws CLI?
Is gws an officially supported Google product?
Does installing a gws Skill grant access to my files or mail?
Why are gws commands generated dynamically?
Should a spreadsheet task use gws-sheets or gws-drive?
Can I preview a gws request before it runs?
Check Google Workspace API Access
Identify the Workspace service and check its official authentication and access requirements before designing automation.