That’s the first thing I thought as well, although GAM is for admin tools only. I think this is for user APIs? But it’s not really clear…
replygog too, which my openclaw agent always stubbornly wants to use instead of delegating to a subagent + custom calendar/imap proxy server I built.
replyThis - gog - yes. But I think it is different than GAM which is an admin tool.
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replyYikes, I wrote that? I hate it when people write cryptic replies like that.
replyWhat I meant was 'yes', Google Workspace CLI appears to quite similar to 'gogcli', the CLI written for OpenClaw. Both provide CLI access to a broad range of Google services for both workspace and regular gmail accounts.
GAM, on the other hand, is an admin tool, and strictly for Google Workspace accounts.
It's about time. Reminds me of how even Apple uses Jamf.
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replyExcept GAM is already heavily in training data and less likely to be called incorrectly.
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