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Creates, reads, appends, and replaces Google Docs content via docs_* tools. Use for PRDs, meeting notes, and document edits when documentId is known or resolved via Drive.
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Creates, reads, appends, and replaces Google Docs content via docs_* tools. Use for PRDs, meeting notes, and document edits when documentId is known or resolved via Drive.
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Creates, reads, appends, and replaces Google Docs content via docs_* tools. Use for PRDs, meeting notes, and document edits when documentId is known or resolved via Drive.
How it works
- Purpose
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- When NOT to Use
- Expected Outcome
- Inputs to Gather
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- Output Format
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--- name: google-docs description: Creates, reads, appends, and replaces Google Docs content via docs_* tools. Use for PRDs, meeting notes, and document edits when documentId is known or resolved via Drive. --- # Google Docs ## Purpose Create and mutate Google Docs: create with title/content, read, append at end, or replace body—using `documentId` from create or from **google-drive** search. ## When to Use - Create a new Doc with title and optional initial content. - Read or append to an existing Doc. - Replace document content wholesale. ## When NOT to Use - Finding an unknown Doc by name → **google-drive** first for `documentId`. - Spreadsheets → **google-sheets**. - Skill repo work → **create-skill** / **publish-skill**. ## Expected Outcome - `documentId` returned on create and reused for subsequent ops. - Read/append/replace confirmed from tool responses. - No fabricated document text. ## Inputs to Gather - `documentId` (from create or Drive). - Title and initial content for creates. - Append text or full replacement body as specified. ## Workflow 1. If `documentId` is unknown, use **google-drive** (`drive_search` / `drive_get_file`) to resolve it. 2. **Create**: `docs_create_document` (title, optional content) → save `documentId`. 3. **Read**: `docs_read_document` with `documentId`. 4. **Append**: `docs_append_text` at end when adding content. 5. **Replace**: `docs_replace_content` when overwriting existing content. 6. Summarize what changed; cite `documentId`. ### Domain rules 1. **Create returns documentId**—required for later calls. 2. **Append vs replace**: Append for additions; replace for full rewrites. 3. **Resolve via Drive** when the user references a doc by name only. ### Main tools - `docs_create_document`, `docs_read_document`, `docs_append_text`, `docs_replace_content` ### Examples **New PRD doc:** `docs_create_document` with title and first line; return link/id from response. **Append meeting notes:** `docs_append_text` with `documentId` and user text. ## Tool Availability Rules | Access | Behavior | |--------|----------| | Full tool access | Create, read, append, replace. | | Read-only | Read only; draft writes for approval. | | No integration | Do not fabricate document content. | ### Related tool sets - `google-docs` ## Review / Decision / Execution Criteria - Smallest change: append vs replace intentionally. - Confirm large replacements with the user when appropriate. ## Output Format 1. Request and `documentId`. 2. Excerpt or confirmation from tools. 3. Errors. 4. Drive search follow-up if ID was missing. ## Quality Bar - Preserve user wording for append/replace when given verbatim. - Ground reads in `docs_read_document` output. ## Safety and Boundaries - No confidential content in examples. - Confirm destructive full replace when scope is unclear. ## Escalation / Dispatch Rules - Missing file → **google-drive** then return here. - No write access → output planned `docs_*` calls. ## References - Legacy: `skills/old_skills.json` (`google-docs`). - `skills/skill.instruction.md`, `skills/meta.instructions.md`
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