Google APIs
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Area120 Tables API
The Area120 Tables API provides programmatic access to Google's Area 120 Tables product, a structured spreadsheet-database hybrid for tracking projects, tasks, and team data. It exposes operations to read tables and workspaces, retrieve and update individual rows, and batch create rows for bulk imports. Tables are organised into workspaces shared across team members, and each row is a structured record with typed columns. The API is scoped to working with structured row data, not free-form documents or general spreadsheet computation.
10 endpointsCalendar API
Create, modify, and query calendar events with attendee management, recurring event rules, and free/busy availability lookups across Google Calendar accounts. Access 37 endpoints covering event creation, calendar sharing, access control lists, real-time change notifications, and cross-calendar availability checks. Supports recurring events with RRULE syntax, timezone-aware scheduling, and video conferencing link generation.
37 endpointsCloud Search API
Cloud Search provides cloud-based search across Google Workspace data and lets enterprises index third-party content alongside it. The API exposes datasource and schema management, item indexing, query execution, and search analytics so internal apps can deliver Google-quality search over Drive, Gmail, Calendar, and custom corpora. It is the backbone for enterprise search portals, intranet copilots, and federated retrieval across SaaS systems mapped into a single index.
45 endpointsDrive Activity API
The Drive Activity API returns a historical view of edits, comments, moves, renames, permission changes, and other actions taken on Google Drive files and shared drives. A single query endpoint accepts a target item or ancestor folder, an optional time range, and a filter expression, and returns grouped or ungrouped activity records with actor, action, and target details. It is the canonical interface for building audit, timeline, and collaboration insight features on top of Drive content.
1 endpointsDrive Labels API
The Drive Labels API lets administrators and developers create, publish, and manage labels — structured taxonomies of fields applied to Google Drive files for classification, retention, and search. The API supports the full label lifecycle: create draft labels, attach text, integer, date, user, or selection fields, publish and version them, enable or disable, and delete. Atomic delta operations let multi-field changes apply in a single request, and limits endpoints expose label-system constraints. It is the canonical interface for governance, DLP, and compliance workflows that need machine-readable classifications on Drive content.
16 endpointsGoogle Docs API
The Google Docs API lets applications read and write Google Docs documents programmatically. Three endpoints — create, get, and batchUpdate — cover document creation, structural retrieval, and a rich batchUpdate language for inserting text, applying styles, embedding images, managing tables, and moving content. Used for templated document generation (contracts, reports, briefs), AI-assisted authoring, and content pipelines that produce shareable Docs at scale.
3 endpointsGoogle Forms API
The Google Forms API lets developers create, retrieve, and modify Google Forms and read their responses programmatically. It supports batch updates that change form structure, items, and settings in a single transaction, plus a watch system that notifies an external endpoint when responses arrive. This API turns Forms into a building block for survey workflows, intake systems, and data collection automations.
10 endpointsGoogle Keep API
The Google Keep API gives Google Workspace administrators and security tools programmatic access to notes stored in user accounts so they can investigate and remediate findings raised by data loss prevention or insider risk software. It exposes operations to list, create, and delete notes, download attached media, and batch-manage permissions on a note. The API is restricted to enterprise contexts and is not available for consumer Keep accounts.
6 endpointsGoogle Sheets API
Read, write, and format data in Google Sheets spreadsheets programmatically. Supports creating spreadsheets, appending and updating cell values across ranges, batch operations for bulk reads and writes, developer metadata for custom annotations, and sheet-level management including copying between workbooks. Handles 17 endpoints covering single-cell to multi-range operations with OAuth 2.0 scoped access.
17 endpointsGoogle Slides API
The Google Slides API lets developers and AI agents create, read, and modify Google Slides presentations programmatically. It exposes a batchUpdate primitive that applies sequenced presentation edits — inserting slides, replacing text, adding shapes, applying themes, and updating tables — within a single transactional request. Page thumbnails can be exported and individual slide pages retrieved by object ID, making it suited for templating, mail-merge style document generation, and automated reporting decks.
5 endpointsGoogle Tasks API
The Google Tasks API exposes the same tasks and task lists that surface inside Gmail, Google Calendar, and the Tasks mobile apps. Programs can create lists, add and update individual tasks, mark them complete, reorder them with the move action, and clear completed items in bulk. It is the integration surface for AI assistants, calendar add-ons, and productivity tools that need to read or write a user's personal task backlog without scraping the UI.
14 endpointsGoogle Workspace Events API
The Google Workspace Events API lets applications subscribe to change notifications across Google Workspace products such as Chat, Meet, and Drive without polling each domain API individually. Subscriptions register a target Pub/Sub topic that receives events when the configured resource changes, and the API exposes endpoints to create, list, get, update, delete, and reactivate those subscriptions. It is the recommended path for real-time integrations with Workspace and removes the need for legacy push notification channels.
6 endpointsGroups Settings API
The Google Groups Settings API exposes the configuration surface of a Google Group: who can post, who can join, message moderation rules, archive policies, custom footers, and visibility. Workspace administrators (or owners of the group) can read and update the full settings document for a single group identified by its email or unique ID. The API is paired with the Admin SDK Directory and Cloud Identity Groups APIs, which manage group lifecycle and membership; Groups Settings only controls how an existing group behaves.
3 endpointsConnect Your Agent
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Step 1: Jentic One Host machine
# On the machine that will host your Jentic One instance:
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jentic/jentic-one/main/tools/install.sh | sh2
Step 2: Agent machine
# On the machine where your agent runs (keep this separate from the instance):
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/jentic/jentic-one/main/tools/install.sh | sh
jentic register # connects your agent to your Jentic One instanceJentic One is in public beta. The setup above keeps your agent separate from the instance, which is what you want before using real credentials: an agent running as the same OS user as Jentic One can read its stored keys directly. Just evaluating? A single local install is fine to start. See the secure deployment guide for the tiers.