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Use when the user wants a worked end-to-end example of combining Google Workspace services with the gws CLI — e.g. "show me an example", "how do I turn emails into tasks", "build a report from a sheet and email it", "prep for my next meeting", "create events from a spreadsheet". Walks through multi-step scenarios that chain several gws-*/recipe-* skills.
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- Use when the user wants a worked end-to-end example of combining Google Workspace services with the gws CLI — e.g. "show me an example", "how do I turn emails into tasks", "build a report from a sheet and email it", "prep for my next meeting", "create events from a spreadsheet". Walks through multi-step scenarios that chain several gws-*/recipe-* skills.
# Google Workspace — Worked Scenarios
Each scenario chains several plugin skills into one outcome. They assume `gws` is installed and authenticated — if any command fails with a missing-binary or auth error, run **`google-workspace-setup`** first, and read **`gws-shared`** for global flags and security rules.
**Golden rules when running these (from `gws-shared`):**
- Confirm with the user before any write/delete; prefer `--dry-run` first.
- Wrap `--params`/`--json` values in single quotes; use **double** quotes for Sheets ranges containing `!` (e.g. `"Sheet1!A1:D10"`) so the shell doesn't expand history.
- Every response is JSON — pipe through `jq` to extract IDs for the next step.
## Scenario index
| # | Goal | Skills chained |
|---|------|----------------|
| 1 | Inbox triage → tasks | `gws-gmail` (`+triage`), `gws-workflow` (`+email-to-task`) |
| 2 | Sheet → report doc → email the link | `gws-sheets` (`+read`), `gws-docs` (`+write`), `gws-drive`, `gws-gmail` (`+send`) |
| 3 | Spreadsheet rows → calendar events | `recipe-create-events-from-sheet`, `gws-sheets`, `gws-calendar` (`+insert`) |
| 4 | Meeting prep brief | `gws-workflow` (`+meeting-prep`) |
| 5 | New deck + share with the team | `gws-slides`, `gws-drive` (permissions) |
| 6 | Monday standup / weekly digest | `gws-workflow` (`+standup-report`, `+weekly-digest`) |
Full step-by-step commands for each are in [`references/scenarios.md`](references/scenarios.md).
## Quick taste
```bash
# 1. Summarize unread mail, then convert one message into a task
gws gmail +triage
gws workflow +email-to-task --message-id MESSAGE_ID
# 2. Read a sheet range and email a teammate the takeaway
gws sheets +read --spreadsheet SPREADSHEET_ID --range "Q2!A1:D20"
gws gmail +send --to lead@example.com --subject "Q2 numbers" --body "See attached summary."
# 4. One-command brief for your next meeting
gws workflow +meeting-prep
```
For each service's full resource/method surface, load that service's skill (e.g. `gws-gmail`) and run `gws <service> --help` or `gws schema <service>.<resource>.<method>`.
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