google-workspace

You can automate Google Workspace management by using a bundled Python client and the gws execution backend to handle Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, and Sheets interactions. It performs non-interactive OAuth setup and token management for ongoing automation.

To set up Google Workspace OAuth, you need a Google OAuth client secret stored under the Hermes home directory and a google_token.json token file. Running the provided setup scripts authenticates your account for non-interactive token management.

Yes, you can perform Gmail operations like searching, reading, sending, and label management through the bundled Python client or gws backend. The CLI wrapper executes these interactions to automate email tasks within workflows.

Yes, the tool supports Google Sheets and Docs by allowing you to list, create, update, and read data. It uses either the gws execution backend or the bundled Python client to manage these interactions with consistent JSON outputs.

The best way to pull Google Drive data into automated reports is using the bundled Python client to read Drive and Docs data, which outputs consistent JSON. This approach avoids separate auth flows and manual API calls for report generation.

The Google Workspace script requires a google_token.json token file to enable non-interactive OAuth token management for ongoing automation. This maintains authenticated access to Gmail, Calendar, and Drive without requiring repeated manual logins.