Build a Google Workspace Assistant with LLMs and 100 Lines of Code
appenz · x · 2026-07-18
The author shares hands-on experience deeply integrating frontier LLMs with Google Workspace. By writing about 100 lines of Python glue code (e.g., using swe-agent mini), you can build a powerful personal automation assistant.
This assistant can take over daily office tasks, including sorting emails, scheduling meetings, detecting time conflicts, and editing documents. The author notes that the productivity boost delivered by this combination is unimaginable compared to tools from just two years ago.
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