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Productivity

Google Tasks + AI Agents

Create, update, and complete Google Tasks from agent workflows — turned into a durable task list your agents keep current.

Auth: OAuthPart of a suitev1.0.1
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Auth & credentials

Auth method

OAuth

Google (shared — connect via google-sheets)

Storage

Encrypted at rest, limited to the agents and tools you authorize, and not logged in plaintext.

Scope

Enable Google Tasks only for the agents that need it.

Connect: No separate connect step: connect the google-sheets plugin once (one-click or BYO) and the shared google-oauth credential covers Tasks too.

What it touches: Read, create, update, complete, and delete Google Tasks and task lists via OAuth. Reads are safe; creates, updates, and deletes are mutating.

What your agents can do with Google Tasks

Concrete jobs an agent team handles with Google Tasks, each running on a schedule or on demand.

Capability

Create tasks from emails, issues, or agent observations

Capability

Mark tasks complete and clear finished items on a schedule

Capability

Sync a task list to a sheet or report

Capability

Track follow-ups with due dates and notes

Built for agent teams

Every OrgSDK integration ships with the same guarantees — this is what makes Google Tasks useful, not just connected.

Runs on a schedule

Agents don't just answer chats. They run on a schedule — 24/7 — so Google Tasks work happens even when you're asleep.

Approval gates

Agents can hold any irreversible Google Tasks step behind a human sign-off using the built-in approval action. Add it to a workflow where it matters — approvals are an explicit capability, not enforced on every call.

Per-agent enable

Grant Google Tasks only to the agents that need it. Credentials are encrypted at rest and surfaced only through an agent's enabled plugin functions when a workflow needs them.

Encrypted at rest

Your Google Tasks credentials are encrypted and stored per-org. OrgSDK never reads or logs them in plaintext.

Capability safety — 11 actions

Grouped from each function's source metadata. Read-only actions are non-mutating; write actions create, update, or delete data.

Read-only · non-mutating

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getTask

Get a single Google Task by ID.

listTaskLists

List all Google Task lists for the authenticated user.

listTasks

List tasks in a Google Task list. Options: showCompleted (default true), showHidden, dueMin/dueMax (RFC 3339), maxResults (default 100).

Write & mutating

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clearCompletedTasks

Clear all completed tasks from a Google Task list.

completeTask

Mark a Google Task as completed (sets status to "completed").

createTask

Create a task in a Google Task list. Options: notes, due (RFC 3339 date string), parent (task ID for subtasks).

createTaskList

Create a new Google Task list.

deleteTask

Delete a Google Task by ID.

deleteTaskList

Delete a Google Task list by ID.

uncompleteTask

Mark a Google Task as incomplete (sets status back to "needsAction").

updateTask

Update a Google Task. Pass an updates object with any of: title, notes, due (RFC 3339), status ("needsAction" or "completed").

How install works

Plans start at $58/mo. Every org runs in its own isolated cloud environment.
  1. 01

    Choose a plan

    Starter or Pro. Your managed workspace is ready in seconds.

  2. 02

    Install

    Add Google Tasks from the plugin directory — one click, no config files.

  3. 03

    Connect & enable

    Authorize Google Tasks, then enable it for the agents that need it.

Put Google Tasks in the hands of a persistent agent team.

Choose Starter or Pro, create your org, and install Google Tasks in minutes.

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