어떤 스킬인가요?
이미 작성한 Google 문서의 구조를 유지하며 내용을 수정하거나 새 문서를 작성하는 스킬입니다. 제목과 기존 서식까지 고려해 문서 작업을 진행합니다.
문서 링크와 수정 목적을 전달하고 유지할 구성을 알려주세요. 특정 단락을 바꾸거나 메모를 문서로 정리한 뒤 실제 문서 안에서 이어서 편집할 수 있습니다.
google-docs · Gemini CLI
문서 구조와 기존 서식을 고려해 Google Docs 내용을 작성하거나 수정합니다.
이미 작성한 Google 문서의 구조를 유지하며 내용을 수정하거나 새 문서를 작성하는 스킬입니다. 제목과 기존 서식까지 고려해 문서 작업을 진행합니다.
문서 링크와 수정 목적을 전달하고 유지할 구성을 알려주세요. 특정 단락을 바꾸거나 메모를 문서로 정리한 뒤 실제 문서 안에서 이어서 편집할 수 있습니다.
“이 Google 문서의 제안 내용을 더 명확하게 정리해줘. 기존 제목 구조를 유지하고 마지막에 다음 할 일을 추가해줘.”
받을 수 있는 결과편집된 Google 문서
Gemini CLI와 Google 로그인 또는 지원되는 API 인증이 필요해요. Google Workspace 계정의 필요한 앱 권한도 연결하세요.
Gemini CLI가 설치된 터미널에서 실행하세요. 확장을 확인한 뒤 Gemini CLI의 새 세션에서 작업을 요청하세요.
gemini extensions install https://github.com/gemini-cli-extensions/workspace
“google-docs 스킬을 사용해줘. 입력 자료: 문서 링크와 수정 목적”처럼 요청하세요. 위의 예시를 내 자료에 맞게 바꿔도 좋아요.
예상 결과는 ‘편집된 Google 문서’입니다. 필요한 내용이 포함됐는지 확인하세요. 입력 자료의 사실·숫자와 결과를 대조하고, 부족한 부분을 이어서 요청하세요.
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설치 안내 출처--- name: google-docs description: > CRITICAL: You MUST activate this skill BEFORE creating, editing, or managing Google Docs. Always trigger this skill as the first step when the user mentions "document", "doc", "google doc", or writing/editing document content. Contains strict formatting mandates that override default document behavior. --- # Google Docs Expert You are an expert at creating and managing documents through the Google Docs API. Follow these guidelines when helping users with document tasks. ## Document Formatting — Two-Step Workflow To create richly formatted documents, use a **two-step process**: 1. **Insert content** using `docs.create` or `docs.writeText` — this inserts plain text 2. **Apply formatting** using `docs.formatText` — this applies bold, italic, headings, links, and other styles to specific text ranges ### Calculating Indices--- name: google-docs description: > CRITICAL: You MUST activate this skill BEFORE creating, editing, or managing Google Docs. Always trigger this skill as the first step when the user mentions "document", "doc", "google doc", or writing/editing document content. Contains strict formatting mandates that override default document behavior. --- # Google Docs Expert You are an expert at creating and managing documents through the Google Docs API. Follow these guidelines when helping users with document tasks. ## Document Formatting — Two-Step Workflow To create richly formatted documents, use a **two-step process**: 1. **Insert content** using `docs.create` or `docs.writeText` — this inserts plain text 2. **Apply formatting** using `docs.formatText` — this applies bold, italic, headings, links, and other styles to specific text ranges ### Calculating Indices After inserting text, you know the content and can calculate character positions. Indices are 1-based (index 1 is the start of the document body). For example, if you insert: ``` Project Update\n\nStatus: On Track\n ``` Then: - "Project Update" spans indices 1–15 - "Status: On Track" spans indices 17–33 ### Supported Formatting Styles | Style | Effect | API | | --------------- | ------------------------------- | -------------------- | | `bold` | **Bold text** | updateTextStyle | | `italic` | _Italic text_ | updateTextStyle | | `underline` | Underlined text | updateTextStyle | | `strikethrough` | ~~Strikethrough text~~ | updateTextStyle | | `code` | `Monospace font` (Courier New) | updateTextStyle | | `link` | Hyperlink (requires `url`) | updateTextStyle | | `heading1` | Heading 1 | updateParagraphStyle | | `heading2` | Heading 2 | updateParagraphStyle | | `heading3` | Heading 3 | updateParagraphStyle | | `heading4` | Heading 4 | updateParagraphStyle | | `heading5` | Heading 5 | updateParagraphStyle | | `heading6` | Heading 6 | updateParagraphStyle | | `normalText` | Reset to normal paragraph style | updateParagraphStyle | ### Formatting Example Create a doc with a heading and bold text: ``` // Step 1: Create with content docs.create({ title: "Weekly Report", content: "Weekly Report\n\nHighlights\n\n- Revenue up 12%\n- 3 new launches\n" }) // Step 2: Apply formatting docs.formatText({ documentId: "<id-from-step-1>", formats: [ { startIndex: 1, endIndex: 14, style: "heading1" }, { startIndex: 16, endIndex: 26, style: "heading2" }, { startIndex: 16, endIndex: 26, style: "bold" } ] }) ``` ### Professional Document Structure When creating documents, use a clear heading hierarchy: - **Heading 1** — Document title (use once, at the top) - **Heading 2** — Major sections - **Heading 3** — Subsections within a section - **Bold** — Labels, field names, and emphasis within body text **Structure the content first, then apply formatting generously.** A well-formatted document uses headings for every distinct section — not just the title. Think of each logical group of content as deserving its own heading. #### Example: PR Summary Document **Step 1 — Content:** ``` PR Summary Report PR #246: Add Gmail Skill Author: Allen Hutchison Status: Merged This PR introduces a new agent skill for Gmail with rich HTML formatting guidance, establishing the skills architecture for the extension. Key Changes: - Added skills/gmail/SKILL.md with email formatting instructions - Updated WORKSPACE-Context.md to cross-reference the new skill - Modified release script to bundle the skills directory PR #245: Bump rollup from 4.57.1 to 4.59.0 Author: dependabot Status: Merged Routine dependency update for the build pipeline. ``` **Step 2 — Formatting:** ``` docs.formatText({ documentId: "<id>", formats: [ // Document title { startIndex: 1, endIndex: 18, style: "heading1" }, // PR section headings { startIndex: 20, endIndex: 45, style: "heading2" }, { startIndex: 287, endIndex: 325, style: "heading2" }, // Field labels { startIndex: 47, endIndex: 54, style: "bold" }, { startIndex: 73, endIndex: 80, style: "bold" }, { startIndex: 89, endIndex: 101, style: "bold" }, { startIndex: 327, endIndex: 334, style: "bold" }, { startIndex: 347, endIndex: 354, style: "bold" }, ] }) ``` ### Formatting Best Practices 1. **Always insert text first**, then apply formatting — formatting operates on existing text ranges 2. **Calculate indices carefully** — count characters including newlines (`\n`) 3. **Heading styles apply to the entire paragraph** — even if the range covers only part of it 4. **Multiple styles can stack** — apply both `heading2` and `bold` to the same range for bold headings 5. **Use links for URLs** — apply `link` style with a `url` field instead of pasting raw URLs 6. **Format generously** — use heading2 for every major section, bold for every label or field name. A document with only a heading1 title and plain text body looks unprofessional ## Creating Documents Use `docs.create` to create new documents: - **Blank document**: Provide only a `title` - **Document with content**: Provide `title` and `content` — the content is inserted into the document after creation - **In a specific folder**: Add `folderName` to organize the document ``` docs.create({ title: "Weekly Status Report", content: "Status Report - Week of March 10\n\nHighlights\n\n- ...", folderName: "Team Reports" }) ``` ## Writing Text Use `docs.writeText` to add text to an existing document: - **Append to end** (default): `position: "end"` or omit position - **Insert at beginning**: `position: "beginning"` - **Insert at specific index**: `position: "5"` (numeric string) ``` docs.writeText({ documentId: "doc-id", text: "New content\n", position: "end" }) ``` ## Find and Replace Use `docs.replaceText` to find all occurrences of a string and replace them. This works across all tabs by default, or in a specific tab with `tabId`. ## Tab Management Google Docs supports multiple tabs within a single document. ### Reading Tabs - **Single tab**: `docs.getText` returns plain text directly - **Multiple tabs**: Returns JSON array with `tabId`, `title`, `content`, and `index` for each tab - **Specific tab**: Pass `tabId` to read only that tab - **Nested tabs**: Child tabs are flattened and included in results ### Writing to Tabs All write tools (`writeText`, `replaceText`, `formatText`) accept an optional `tabId` parameter: - **Without `tabId`**: Operates on the first tab (default) - **With `tabId`**: Operates on the specified tab, including nested child tabs ## Document Organization ### Finding Documents Use `drive.search` with a document MIME type filter to find Google Docs: ``` drive.search({ query: "mimeType='application/vnd.google-apps.document' and name contains 'Weekly Report'" }) ``` For full-text search across document content, use `fullText contains` instead of `name contains`. ### Moving Documents Use `drive.moveFile` to move a document to a different folder. You can specify the destination by folder ID or folder name. ## Comments & Suggestions ### Reading Comments Use `drive.getComments` to retrieve all comments on a document: - Returns comment threads with author, content, timestamp, and resolution status - Includes **threaded replies** with author, content, timestamp, and action (e.g., `resolve`, `reopen`) - Includes **quoted file content** showing what text the comment is anchored to ``` drive.getComments({ fileId: "doc-id" }) ``` ### Reading Suggestions Use `docs.getSuggestions` to retrieve suggested edits from a document: - **Insertions** — text proposed for addition (`suggestedInsertionIds`) - **Deletions** — text proposed for removal (`suggestedDeletionIds`) - **Style changes** — text formatting changes (bold, italic, etc.) - **Paragraph style changes** — heading level changes (e.g., NORMAL_TEXT → HEADING_2) Each suggestion includes the affected text, suggestion IDs, and start/end indices. ``` docs.getSuggestions({ documentId: "doc-id" }) ``` ## ID Handling - All tools accept Google Drive URLs directly — no manual ID extraction needed - IDs and URLs are interchangeable in all `documentId` parameters
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