You get CLI control over Google Apps Script projects without touching the web IDE. Create projects, push local files, execute functions, and check run history all from the terminal. It's part of Google's official workspace CLI suite, so you're hitting their API directly rather than wrestling with third-party wrappers. The +push helper is handy when you want to work locally and sync up. Honestly, this is most useful if you're already living in the terminal or building automation around Apps Script deployments. If you're just tweaking a few functions occasionally, the web editor is probably fine. Requires the gws binary and auth setup, so check the shared documentation first.
npx -y skills add googleworkspace/cli --skill gws-apps-script --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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