Manus added Google Workspace CLI support so one prompt can reply to Doc comments, edit individual Sheet cells, rename Slides, and reorganize Drive folders. Test it if your agent workflows already depend on Google Workspace data and approvals.
Manus’ update adds Google Workspace CLI support to its existing Drive connector, so the agent can act inside Workspace apps instead of only creating or reading files. In Manus’ launch post, the company describes the change as managing “your entire workflow in Docs, Sheets, and Slides from a single prompt.”
The practical difference is action granularity. The capability list names four specific operations: reply to a Doc comment, update one Sheet cell, reorganize Drive folders, and rename a Slide. Those are narrower than generic “edit this file” commands and better suited to multi-step workflows where the agent has to touch an existing document without rewriting the whole asset.
Manus’ full announcement says the CLI-backed integration supports more surgical changes than the tweet thread lists, including targeted text replacement in Docs, paragraph insertion, spreadsheet updates driven by cross-referenced data, adding or reordering slides, and updating speaker notes workflow examples. That suggests the connector is now exposed to lower-level Workspace operations rather than a few hardcoded templates.
A supporting user clip cited in the thread shows Manus “address and resolve all the comments” in a Google Doc user demo, which is a useful signal for teams using Workspace as the system of record for reviews and approvals. A separate reaction post adds one implementation detail: the integration reportedly reads Google’s Discovery Service at runtime to build available commands dynamically, though that point comes from a third-party summary rather than Manus’ own announcement runtime discovery.
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Our @googledrive connector just got a major upgrade. Manus now supports the Google Workspace CLI, so you can seamlessly manage your entire workflow in Docs, Sheets, and Slides from a single prompt. This means you can address comments, edit cells, and even organize your Drive, Show more
Read the full announcement: manus.im/blog/manus-goo…
