List configured accounts and whether each has a token file on disk.

Send an email immediately from the given account.

For replies, pass thread_id AND in_reply_to_message_id (the RFC822
Message-Id header value, NOT the Gmail message id) so the reply
threads correctly.

Create a Gmail draft. Returns {id, message: {...}}.

Overwrite an existing draft's contents.

Send an existing draft.

Permanently delete a draft (the thing the default connector can't do).

List drafts. query uses standard Gmail search syntax.

Search messages with Gmail's query syntax (e.g. 'from:foo subject:bar').

Fetch one message. format=full includes the body.

Move a message to Trash (reversible for 30 days).

Add/remove labels on a message (e.g. mark read by removing UNREAD).

List all labels for the account.

Create a label. Nested labels use 'Parent/Child' names; create each parent level first. Idempotent: an existing label is returned as-is.

Fetch a whole thread (all messages).

Download one attachment to a local path. Get attachment_id from the message payload parts (gmail_message_get with format=full).

List all calendars the account can access.

List events. time_min/time_max are RFC3339 (e.g. '2026-06-05T00:00:00-07:00').

Fetch one event.

Create an event. start/end are RFC3339 datetimes; date-only ('2026-06-10') makes an all-day event.

Patch an existing event — only the fields you pass are changed.

Delete an event.

List/search files. query uses Drive query language; see https://developers.google.com/drive/api/guides/search-files Examples: "name contains 'budget'" "mimeType='application/vnd.google-apps.folder'" "'' in parents"

Get a file's full metadata.

Download a file. For Google Docs/Sheets/Slides, pass export_mime_type (e.g. 'application/pdf', 'text/plain', 'text/csv').

Upload a local file to Drive. convert_to_google_doc=True converts .docx/.xlsx/.pptx to native Google Docs/Sheets/Slides.

Move a file to a new folder.

Rename a file.

Move a file to trash (reversible).

Create a new folder.

Share a file with someone by email.

Toggle "anyone with the link" access on a file the account owns.

Built for zero-bandwidth server-side fetches: some APIs (e.g. a
transcription service's source_url parameter) can download a Drive file
themselves — but only while it is link-accessible. Flow: enable, hand the
returned direct_download_url to the fetching service, then IMMEDIATELY
call again with enabled=false to revoke. Never leave link access on.

List the account's task lists (each has an id + title).

Create a new task list.

Delete a task list and all its tasks. Irreversible.

List tasks in a list. Find ids via tasklist_list; '@default' is the account's default list.

Fetch a single task.

Create a task. due is RFC3339 (e.g. '2026-06-15T00:00:00Z') — Google Tasks keeps only the DATE part. parent makes it a subtask of that task id; previous orders it after that task id.

Patch a task's fields. status='completed' completes it (or use task_complete).

Mark a task completed (shortcut for status='completed').

Delete a task. Irreversible.

Reposition a task: under parent (as a subtask) and/or after previous in the same list.

List saved contacts. Pass next_page_token back as page_token to walk every page.

Search saved contacts by name/email/phone. page_size max is 30 (People API limit). The People search index is cold on the first query after startup; this retries once automatically if the first result is empty, so the caller never has to.

Fetch one contact by its resourceName (e.g. 'people/c12345...').

Fetch many contacts at once by resourceName (up to 200 per call) — one round trip instead of N contact_get calls. Built for a dedup residue step, where only the ambiguous merge candidates need re-hydrating.

List 'other contacts' — people you've corresponded with (e.g. emailed) but never saved to Google Contacts. High-value for a CRM: it surfaces real ties missing from the address book. Paginated like contacts_list.

List the account's contact groups — Google's native labels/segments (e.g. 'Family', 'Work'). These map cleanly to CRM tags/circles.

Fetch one contact group with its member resourceNames. Pair the returned members with contacts_batch_get to pull a whole segment in two calls.