Google Sheets automation

What you can do with Google Sheets

Each of these is a block you can drop into a workflow.

• List SpreadsheetsList Google Sheets spreadsheets from Drive. USE WHEN: user asks 'show my spreadsheets', 'list my sheets', 'find a Google Sheet'. Returns spreadsheet names, IDs, and direct links.
• Get Sheet InfoUSE WHEN: user wants to know what sheets or tabs exist in a spreadsheet before reading data. Get information about a Google Sheets spreadsheet: title, list of sheet tabs, and spreadsheet URL.
• Read Sheet DataRead cell values from a Google Sheets spreadsheet range. USE WHEN: user asks to read, view, or analyse spreadsheet data. Returns a 2D array of cell values. Specify a range like 'Sheet1!A1:D20'.
• Write Sheet DataWrite or overwrite data in a Google Sheets range. Overwrites existing values in the specified range. Use when the user wants to update cells, fill a table, or set spreadsheet values. Use GOOGLE_SHEETS
• Append RowsAppend new rows to a Google Sheet without overwriting existing data. Rows are added after the last row of data in the table. Use when the user wants to add records, log data, or insert new entries.

How it works

1. 1Connect Google SheetsSign in once with your account — no keys to copy
2. 2Choose what starts itA schedule, an incoming webhook, a new email, a chat message — or run it by hand while you are still building.
3. 3Add the rest of the stepsSend the result somewhere, branch on it, loop over it, or hand it to an AI step. Google Sheets is one block among the others.