google-workspace

Automate Google Workspace tasks by using the @googleworkspace/cli to manage Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Slides, and Tasks. It supports listing files, sending emails, creating events, and reading or writing spreadsheet ranges within automated workflows.

Yes, you can send Gmail messages and create Calendar events using the @googleworkspace/cli. The tool provides direct command-line access to read and send email, alongside creating and inspecting calendar events for automation workflows.

Yes, reading Google Sheets ranges requires authentication credentials. You must either authenticate via gws auth login or set a credentials JSON file containing the appropriate Google API scopes in your environment variables before executing commands.

Listing Google Drive files supports JSON, table, yaml, and csv output formats. This allows you to easily parse the results of file searches and listings within various integration and automation workflows.

Yes, you can build a daily reporting workflow that creates a spreadsheet, populates data, uploads a PDF to Drive, and emails the team with a link to the file. This unifies multiple Google Workspace operations into a single automated process.

The best way to manage Google Workspace resources without a graphical interface is the @googleworkspace/cli. It centralizes repetitive manual operations like listing, searching, uploading, and downloading Drive files directly from the command line.