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Google Workspace

Give your agents full access to Google Drive.

Agents find files, read them, organize folders, and manage sharing. Each agent has a real computer, so it can download a file, open it, analyze it, and write the result back to Drive.

Capabilities

What agents do with Google Drive

Helios vector-searches the Google Drive API surface at run time, so an agent reaches for whichever endpoint the task needs.

  • Search the Drive API surface at run time and call any endpoint your scopes allow.
  • Search files and folders with Drive's full query syntax.
  • Download files into the sandbox to read, parse, and analyze with code.
  • Create folders, move files, rename, and organize by content.
  • Upload generated artifacts — reports, exports, cleaned data — back to Drive.
  • Read and update sharing permissions on the files a task touches.

Use cases

Tasks you can hand to a Google Drive agent

Organize a folder that got out of hand

The agent reads what each file actually contains, proposes a folder structure, and files everything where it belongs.

Organize the `Shared Uploads` folder by content and tell me what you did.

  1. google-drive·list 340 files in `Shared Uploads`
  2. code·classify by content and date
  3. google-drive·create folders and move files
  4. slack·post the summary to #ops

340 files organized

  • 7 folders created by document type
  • 22 near-duplicates grouped for review
  • Nothing deleted

Audit who has access to what

A scheduled agent sweeps a folder for files shared beyond your domain and reports each one with its sharing settings.

Sundays at 8:00pm

Weekly, flag any file in `Finance` shared outside the company.

  1. google-drive·list files and permissions in `Finance`
  2. code·filter external and link-shared files
  3. slack·DM the finance lead

3 files shared externally

  • 1 open to anyone with the link
  • 2 shared with a former contractor
  • Suggested revocations listed

Extract data from a pile of documents

Point the agent at a folder of contracts or reports. It opens each one, pulls the fields you name, and writes a table.

Read every contract in `Vendor Agreements` and build a renewal table.

  1. google-drive·download 28 PDFs
  2. code·extract term, renewal date, and value
  3. google-sheets·write `Vendor Renewals`

28 contracts parsed

  • 4 renew within 60 days
  • $310k total annual commitment
  • 2 contracts missing a stated term

Deliver reports where people look for them

Whatever an agent produces — a cleaned export, a monthly report, a scraped dataset — lands in the right Drive folder automatically.

Monthly on the 1st

On the 1st, generate the monthly report and file it in Drive.

  1. clickhouse·query last month's usage
  2. code·render report as PDF
  3. google-drive·upload to `Reports/2025`

March report filed

  • Uploaded to `Reports/2025/March.pdf`
  • Shared with the leadership group

Cross-app recipes

Google Drive works alongside the rest of your stack

One agent, one run, several services. It reads from one tool and writes to the next without a handoff.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Put an agent on Google Drive.

Connect it once, describe the task in plain English, and let it run on your schedule or your events.