Google’s new command line tool can plug OpenClaw into your Workspace data

In an era where command lines are regaining popularity, Google has unveiled an exciting new tool aimed at enhancing workflow within its Workspace environment. Following the launch of its Gemini command line tool last year, the tech giant has now introduced an AI-focused command line interface (CLI) specifically designed for its cloud offerings. This innovative Google Workspace CLI consolidates existing cloud APIs, allowing users to seamlessly integrate various AI tools, including OpenClaw. However, users should proceed with caution; the CLI comes with significant caveats. While it is a GitHub project developed by Google, it is not officially supported, meaning that users assume all risks associated with its use. As the Workspace CLI continues to develop, functionality may change, potentially disrupting existing workflows. Nevertheless, for those keen on experimenting with AI automation, the tool presents a wealth of opportunities even in its nascent phase. It encompasses APIs for all Workspace products like Gmail, Drive, and Calendar, positioning itself as a versatile asset for both human users and AI agents. The tool emphasizes AI capabilities, offering structured JSON outputs and boasting over 40 integrated agent skills, according to Google Cloud director Addy Osmani. The Workspace CLI appears primarily aimed at facilitating agentic systems that can generate command line inputs and interpret JSON outputs. With this integration, users can perform a wide range of tasks, from managing Drive files to sending emails and creating calendar events, all while harnessing the power of AI.