Gmail
Search and read messages, draft or send reviewed email, and apply labels.
Google connector preview
Build Google-connected apps from a prompt.
WandGx Connect lets generated apps declare Google service needs as inspectable connector manifests, scope summaries, backend endpoint lists, status panels, and repair prompts.
WandGx never exposes OAuth tokens to generated frontend code. Generated apps call WandGx connector endpoints; credentials stay encrypted server-side.
Supported Google services
Generated apps use least-privilege scopes for the services they request. Gemini Enterprise remains a future module behind a feature flag.
Google Calendar
Read events, check availability, and create or update events.
Google Drive
List or search files and folders, download selected files, and store generated artifacts.
Google Sheets
Read and write ranges, append rows, query records, and use Sheets as a lightweight app backend.
Google Docs
Generate structured documents from app data and save them to Drive.
Google Slides
Generate or update decks from briefs, reports, and app workflows.
Google Maps Platform
Geocode addresses, calculate distances, show maps, and fetch place details.
BigQuery
Run bounded read-only analytics queries for generated dashboards.
Generated app contract
What every connector-backed app includes
The differentiator is not just API access. WandGx keeps the connector contract inspectable, repairable, and safe to hand off.
Connector manifest with services, actions, scopes, and backend endpoints.
Visible permission and scope summary before a connection is linked.
Connection status panel for connected, reconnect, missing-scope, rate-limited, owner-disabled, and demo states.
Backend requests under WandGx connector endpoints instead of direct browser calls to Google APIs.
Mock data mode when a Google connection is not active.
Handoff evidence listing sources, scopes, backend endpoints, audit and usage evidence paths, tests run, and known limitations.
Security boundary
Backend-only credentials
Generated apps never receive Google refresh tokens, OAuth client secrets, service-account keys, Maps server keys, or raw WandGx connector credentials. If a connection is absent or broken, the app must show demo data, reconnect copy, or a structured repair state.
Google connector generation is in preview. Live Google OAuth callback checks and real generated-app E2E checks must pass before public copy claims broadly available Google account linking.
Example prompts
Build a booking page that checks my Google Calendar availability and creates events.
Build a CRM backed by this Google Sheet and show recent Gmail threads per contact.
Build a client portal that lists files from this Google Drive folder.
Generate a proposal Doc and kickoff Slides deck when a new client is added to Sheets.
Build a dashboard from BigQuery metrics and email a weekly Gmail summary.
Troubleshooting
Pop-up blocked
Restart authorization from the Google connector dashboard and allow the Google authorization window.
Missing scope
Reconnect the service and approve the scope listed in the generated app status panel.
Expired authorization
Use reconnect when Google revokes or expires permissions. WandGx refreshes tokens server-side when possible.
Wrong Google account
Disconnect the connection, then reconnect with the intended Google account.
Shared Drive or calendar permissions
Confirm the connected account can access the target folder, file, or calendar.
BigQuery dataset access
Confirm dataset permissions and the backend BigQuery project allowlist before running dashboard queries.