google-workspace

You can automate Google Workspace operations by using scriptable CLI commands to handle email, calendar events, and file queries. This approach provides reliable access to Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, and Sheets without manual OAuth flows.

OAuth flow management for Google Workspace integration handles setup, auth URL generation, code exchange, and token storage to keep credentials current. A token file is stored at the Hermes home directory to maintain persistent authentication.

If the gws backend is unavailable, a Python client fallback using google-api-python-client handles Google Workspace API calls. This backend flexibility ensures broad service coverage across environments lacking the primary gws package.

Google Workspace scripts support automated document workflows across CLI, Telegram, and other platforms. CLI-driven operations allow you to perform common tasks like reading documents and managing calendar events from various bot interfaces.

Setting up Google Drive and Gmail API access requires a Google OAuth client secret and a generated token file. Running the Hermes setup flow authenticates your credentials and enables CLI access to Workspace services.

The Python client fallback for Google Workspace automation requires specific dependencies like google-auth-oauthlib and google-auth-httplib2. While functional, it serves as a secondary option when the dedicated gws backend is not available.