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  • Search for apps in Apple App Store or Google Play by keyword. Returns a ranked list of apps with metadata, ordered by store ranking.
    MIT
  • Find similar Google Play apps by providing an app ID. Returns apps from the 'Similar apps' cluster to help you discover related apps.
    MIT
  • Retrieve apps from any Google Play top collection and category, filtered by country, language, device, or age, and optionally resolve full app details.
    MIT
  • Lists execution history for Google Apps Script processes, with filters for script, status, time, and function to monitor runs or identify failed and timed-out executions.
    MIT
  • Generate Apps Script code to create automated triggers for time-based events, document actions, or form submissions when the Apps Script API cannot create them directly.
    MIT
  • Get a setup checklist to enable the Apps Script API, configure OAuth scopes, and meet run_function prerequisites. Resolves 403 PERMISSION_DENIED errors by providing the required server configuration.
    MIT
  • Make direct calls to any Google Apps Script API v1 path with custom method, body, and query parameters. Use when existing tools don't cover a request; authentication and origin checks are handled automatically.
    MIT
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  • Permanently delete an Apps Script project from Google Drive. The script project and its Drive file are removed, with possible restoration from Trash within 30 days via web UI.
    MIT
  • Checks which iWork apps are responding and with what version to identify missing apps, denied permissions, or script errors.
    MIT
  • Connect to Google Spreadsheets to analyze sheet structure and discover associated Apps Script files, functions, triggers, and deployments for comprehensive workspace automation.
    MIT
  • Create an Apps Script project, standalone or attached to a Google Doc, Sheet, Slide, or Form, and obtain its scriptId to start adding code.
    MIT