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Use AI with Google Docs to find documents, summarize their text, and create or update written content.
Google Docs operations search and read documents, create or edit content and formatting, and export documents as PDF.
Actions grouped by task. Each group lists the actions it calls.
Search Docs files and read text, with options to include tabs, tables, headers, and footnotes.
Create documents, append text to existing content, and export PDF content.
Fill in the brackets, and connect any second app a task names.
Find a document and read its plain text to extract decisions and open questions.
Find the Google Doc named [title]. Read text from all tabs, including tables, and summarize decisions and unresolved questions.
Structure supplied notes and save them as a new Google Doc.
Organize these notes [text] into decisions and next steps. Create a Google Doc titled [title] with that text.
Append your latest update to an existing document.
Append these progress notes to Google Doc [document link]: [notes]. Keep the existing text.
Replace an outdated name or phrase throughout a chosen document.
In Google Doc [document link], replace every exact occurrence of [old project name] with [new project name].
Every action the Google Docs connector offers, by name and id.
copy_documentCopy an existing Google Docs document through Google Drive. If title is omitted, Google assigns the default copied-document title.create_documentCreate a Google Docs document and optionally insert initial text at the beginning. Returns document metadata without the full body content.create_document2Create a blank Google Docs document. This legacy compatibility action is the no-initial-text variant of create_document.create_footerCreate a footer in a Google Docs document, optionally targeting a specific section break location.create_footnoteCreate a footnote in a Google Docs document at a specific location or at the end of a segment.create_headerCreate a header in a Google Docs document and optionally insert initial text. You can also target a specific section break location.create_named_rangeCreate a named range over a specific span in a Google Docs document so it can be referenced later by name or ID.create_paragraph_bulletsAdd bullets to paragraphs within a specified range in a Google Docs document.delete_content_rangeDelete a content range from a Google Docs document. The trailing newline at the end of each segment cannot be removed.delete_footerDelete a footer from a Google Docs document, including a section-specific footer when applicable.delete_headerDelete a header from a Google Docs document, including a section-specific header when applicable.delete_named_rangeDelete a named range from a Google Docs document using a payload that identifies the range by ID or name.delete_paragraph_bulletsRemove bullets from paragraphs within a specified range in a Google Docs document.delete_table_columnDelete one or more table columns from a Google Docs document.delete_table_rowDelete a table row from a Google Docs document.export_document_as_pdfExport a Google Docs file as a PDF through Google Drive. Google Drive limits export content to roughly 10 MB.get_document_by_idRetrieve a Google Docs document by ID. Use include_tabs_content when you need tab content in the response.get_document_plaintextRetrieve a Google Docs document and render it as best-effort plain text. This flattens paragraphs, lists, tables, and optional headers, footers, or footnotes.insert_inline_imageInsert an inline image from a URI at a specified location in a Google Docs document.insert_page_breakInsert a page break at a specified location in a Google Docs document.