Description
gog is an agent skill from the OpenClaw project, listed on skills.sh. It lets an agent use Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets and Docs from the terminal with the gog CLI. It needs a one-time OAuth setup, prefers an account that is already authorized, and tells the agent never to ask for passwords, client secrets or tokens in chat. It also covers setup on headless hosts. Like every skill, it is a SKILL.md file of instructions the agent reads when the task calls for it, so the agent knows which commands to run and what to avoid. It is free and open source in the openclaw/openclaw repository on GitHub.…
Highlights
- Gmail and Google Calendar
- Drive, Docs and Sheets
- Contacts
- OAuth setup, including headless hosts
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gog FAQ
What does the gog skill do?
It lets an agent use Gmail, Google Calendar, Drive, Contacts, Sheets and Docs from the terminal with the gog CLI.
How do I install the gog skill?
Run: npx skills add https://github.com/openclaw/openclaw --skill gog
What do I need before using it?
The gog CLI and Google OAuth client credentials.
Is it free?
Yes. It is open source and part of the openclaw/openclaw repository on GitHub.
What is an agent skill?
A SKILL.md file of instructions, sometimes with scripts and reference notes, that an AI agent loads when a task needs it, so it knows how to use a tool well.
Has it been checked for security?
skills.sh lists three audits: Gen Agent Trust Hub Pass, Socket Pass and Snyk Warn. A Warn is worth reading before you install.
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