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Google Docs Report from Sheets

SKILLOpen-source project

A Google Workspace CLI recipe that turns a Google Sheet range into a formatted Google Docs report and can share it with selected stakeholders.

Key Features
  • Read a chosen range from a Google Sheet, create a Google Doc, and write a structured report from the retrieved data.
  • Continue the workflow by granting a named stakeholder access to the generated document.
  • Compose the recipe from the repository's Sheets, Docs, and Drive skills rather than treating it as a standalone document editor.
Target Demographics

Operators and analysts who repeatedly turn structured Google Sheets data into a shareable Docs report and can configure the Google Workspace CLI, its component skills, and account authorization.

Our Take

This is useful when the job is specifically Sheet data to a Docs report to Drive sharing. Its value is the cross-app sequence; it is not a general report-writing assistant, and the example's sample narrative should be replaced with verified calculations and reporting rules for the user's data.

Pros
  • Names a complete, repeatable path from a selected Sheet range to a Docs deliverable and stakeholder sharing.
  • Uses separate Sheets, Docs, and Drive capabilities, making the workflow's required access and steps visible.
Cons
  • Requires the Google Workspace CLI, its three prerequisite skills, authentication, and sufficient permissions for both source and destination files.
  • The short recipe does not define robust data validation, report-specific calculations, or a review of whether generated conclusions match the source sheet.
Pricing

The CLI repository is Apache-2.0 licensed and lists no separate fee for this recipe. Users still need a compatible agent and Google Workspace account/access; API quotas, Workspace plan terms, and model or agent charges may apply separately.

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