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write-google-docs

Skill for writing arbitrary Google Docs

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warpdotdev/competitive-intelligence-agent-oss
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write_google_docs
description
Skill for writing arbitrary Google Docs
# Write Google Docs Skill Use this skill to create new Google Docs documents, populate them with content, and write to specific tabs. ## When to Use Use this skill when you need to: - Create product briefs, reports, or analysis documents - Write competitive analysis summaries - Generate deliverables that need to be shared via Google Docs - Create structured documents for team review - Write content to a specific tab in a new or existing document Do NOT use this skill when: - The user just wants text output in the conversation - The content is short and doesn't need to be a document ## How to Use ### Basic Usage Run the script from the `skills/write_google_docs/` directory: ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Document Title" --content "Your content here" ``` ### Writing to Tabs 1. **Create a new document with a named tab**: ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Weekly Report" --tab "Week 9" --content "Week 9 analysis..." ``` 2. **Write to a tab in an existing document** (creates the tab if it doesn't exist): ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --document-id DOCUMENT_ID --tab "Week 10" --content "Week 10 analysis..." ``` 3. **Write to an existing tab** (if tab title matches, writes to it; otherwise creates a new tab): ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --document-id DOCUMENT_ID --tab "Summary" --content-file summary.txt ``` When using `--document-id`, the `--tab` flag is required. When creating a new document with `--title`, `--tab` is optional — if omitted, content goes to the default first tab. ### Placing Documents in a Drive Folder Use `--folder-id` to create the document inside a specific Google Drive folder: ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Report" --folder-id FOLDER_ID --content "Content..." ``` The folder ID is the last segment of a Drive folder URL (e.g. `YOUR_GOOGLE_DRIVE_FOLDER_ID` from `https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/YOUR_GOOGLE_DRIVE_FOLDER_ID`). This option can be combined with `--tab`. ### Content Options 1. **Inline content** (for shorter text): ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Brief Title" --content "Brief content goes here" ``` 2. **From a file** (for longer content): ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Report Title" --content-file /path/to/content.txt ``` 3. **From stdin** (for piping content): ```bash echo "Content here" | python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Document Title" --stdin ``` ### JSON Output For programmatic use, add the `--json` flag: ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Title" --content "Content" --json ``` This returns JSON with `documentId`, `webViewLink`, `title`, and optionally `tabId`. ## Output The script outputs: - Document title - Document ID - Tab ID (when using `--tab`) - Web link to the document (shareable) ## Content Formatting Markdown in the content is automatically converted to native Google Docs formatting: - `# Heading` through `###### Heading` → Google Docs headings (H1-H6) - `**bold**` or `__bold__` → bold text - `*italic*` or `_italic_` → italic text - `- item` or `* item` → bullet lists - `1. item` → numbered lists - `[text](url)` → plain text (link removed) - `` `code` `` → plain text (backticks removed) For best results: - Use newlines to separate paragraphs - Structure content with markdown headings - The document title becomes the Google Doc title ## After Creating a Document After creating a document, you can: 1. Share the link with the user 2. Use the `post_to_slack` skill to share the link to Slack 3. Return the link for the user to access ## Example Workflows ### Single document ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Competitive Analysis - January 2026" --content "Your analysis content..." ``` ### Multi-tab weekly report Create the document with the first week's tab: ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --title "Weekly Reports - Q1 2026" --tab "Week 1" --content "Week 1 content..." --json ``` Then add subsequent weeks to the same document using the returned document ID: ```bash python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --document-id DOC_ID --tab "Week 2" --content "Week 2 content..." python skills/write_google_docs/write_google_doc.py --document-id DOC_ID --tab "Week 3" --content "Week 3 content..." ``` ## Prerequisites - Google OAuth credentials must be configured (same as summarize_google_docs) - Credentials with write permissions to Google Docs and Drive - If authentication fails, delete `token.json` in the project root and re-authenticate ## Error Handling If you encounter authentication errors: 1. The OAuth scopes may need to be updated 2. Delete `token.json` and run again to re-authenticate with new scopes 3. The user will need to authorize the app in their browser
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