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

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Google introduced a new command line interface (CLI) tool for Google Workspace that integrates various cloud APIs and supports AI tools like OpenClaw, offering content creators an early-stage but powerful means to automate tasks across Gmail, Drive, Calendar, and more. However, users should be aware it's not officially supported by Google and comes with risks of data mishandling and potential workflow disruptions as the tool evolves.

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