Google has introduced a new command line interface that allows AI agents to work more easily with Google Workspace apps such as Gmail, Google Drive, Docs, Sheets, and Slides. The tool gives developers and AI systems a simpler way to interact with Workspace data, which fits into the growing trend of AI assistants that can perform tasks for users automatically.
The CLI connects directly with Workspace APIs and organizes them in a single interface. This means developers and AI tools no longer need to handle multiple separate integrations. Instead, they can access services like Gmail, Drive, and Calendar through one system that delivers structured responses and built-in capabilities designed for automated agents.
Google shared the project on GitHub, where it describes the tool as a single interface designed for both people and AI systems.
“One CLI for all of Google Workspace built for humans and AI agents.”
The company says the tool includes more than 40 agent skills and supports every Workspace API. As a result, AI assistants can retrieve files, manage messages, schedule events, and interact with documents through direct commands.
Designed for OpenClaw
Google also included instructions that explain how developers can integrate the CLI with OpenClaw, an AI assistant that has gained attention on social media for its ability to act on a user’s behalf. This shows that Google expects AI agents to play a larger role in how people interact with apps and personal data.
Another important detail involves support for MCP integrations, an open standard created by Anthropic. This allows other AI tools such as Claude Desktop to access Workspace information through the same system.
Still experimental
Google also made it clear that the CLI remains an experimental project.
“This is not an officially supported Google product.”
Developers can install the tool through npm, and it dynamically builds commands by reading Google’s Discovery Service at runtime. When Workspace APIs receive updates, the CLI automatically reflects those changes without requiring manual updates.
