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Read, write, and update Google Sheets data via CLI. Use when the user asks to read spreadsheet data, update cells, append rows, or work with Google Sheets. Triggers on mentions of spreadsheets, sheets, Google Sheets, tabular data in the cloud, or specific sheet names like "Projects" or "Tasks".
npx skillsauth add mediar-ai/skillhubz sheets-cliInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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CLI for Google Sheets primitives. Read tables, append rows, update cells by key or index, batch operations.
Installation:
sheets-cliis already installed and available in the user's PATH. Run commands directly—no installation needed.
# Find spreadsheet by name
sheets-cli sheets find --name "Projects"
# List sheets/tabs
sheets-cli sheets list --spreadsheet <id-or-url>
# Read table data
sheets-cli read table --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "Sheet1" --limit 100
# Update by key column (preferred - rows can shift)
sheets-cli update key --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "Projects" \
--key-col "Name" --key "Acme" --set '{"Status":"Done"}'
# Append row
sheets-cli append --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "Projects" \
--values '{"Name":"NewCo","Status":"Active"}'
Always follow read → decide → dry-run → apply:
# 1. Understand current state
sheets-cli read table --sheet "Tasks" --limit 100
# 2. Dry-run first
sheets-cli update key --sheet "Tasks" --key-col "ID" --key "TASK-42" \
--set '{"Status":"Complete"}' --dry-run
# 3. Apply if dry-run looks correct
sheets-cli update key --sheet "Tasks" --key-col "ID" --key "TASK-42" \
--set '{"Status":"Complete"}'
sheets-cli auth login --credentials <oauth-client.json>
sheets-cli auth status
sheets-cli auth logout
sheets-cli sheets find --name "<query>" [--limit 10]
Searches Google Drive for spreadsheets matching the name. Returns ID, name, URL.
Requires Google Drive API enabled in the project.
sheets-cli sheets list --spreadsheet <id>
sheets-cli sheet info --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "<name>"
sheets-cli sheet info --spreadsheet <id> --gid <gid>
Get sheet metadata by name or GID.
sheets-cli header --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "<name>" [--header-row N]
Returns column headers. Auto-detects header row if not specified.
sheets-cli read table --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "<name>" [--limit N] [--raw]
Returns { headers: ["_row", ...], rows: [{_row: N, ...}, ...], headerRow: N }.
Each row includes _row - the absolute sheet row number for use with update row.
sheets-cli read range --spreadsheet <id> --range "Sheet1!A1:B10"
sheets-cli append --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "<name>" \
--values '<json>' [--dry-run]
JSON object with column names as keys. Column matching is case-insensitive with normalized whitespace.
sheets-cli update key --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "<name>" \
--key-col "<column>" --key "<value>" --set '<json>' \
[--allow-multi] [--dry-run]
Finds rows where key-col equals key, updates columns from --set. Throws if multiple matches unless --allow-multi.
sheets-cli update row --spreadsheet <id> --sheet "<name>" \
--row <n> --set '<json>' [--dry-run]
Updates specific row by 1-indexed row number. Use _row from read table output directly.
read table returns headerRow and rows with _row field_row is the absolute sheet row number - use directly with update row --rowheaderRow: 2 means headers on row 2, first data row is _row: 3_row from read outputsheets-cli set range --spreadsheet <id> --range "Sheet1!A1:B2" \
--values '<2d-json-array>' [--dry-run]
sheets-cli batch --spreadsheet <id> --ops '<json-array>' [--dry-run]
Operations: append, updateRow, updateKey, setRange.
| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| --spreadsheet <id> | Spreadsheet ID or full URL |
| --dry-run | Preview without applying |
| --header-row <n> | Header row (auto-detects if omitted) |
| --value-input <mode> | USER_ENTERED (default) or RAW |
All commands return JSON:
{
"ok": true,
"cmd": "update key",
"spreadsheetId": "...",
"sheet": "Projects",
"result": { "matchedRows": 1, "updatedCells": 2 }
}
Errors:
{
"ok": false,
"cmd": "update key",
"error": { "code": "VALIDATION_ERROR", "message": "..." }
}
sheets find to get spreadsheet ID from name--spreadsheet accepts URLs - paste full Google Sheets URL directlyok field in response before proceedingread table returns columns as A, B, ...; use column letters for --set / --key-colappend can bootstrap by writing a header row from JSON keysread table --range accepts A1:Z (auto-prefixed with the sheet)| Code | Meaning | |------|---------| | 0 | Success | | 10 | Validation error | | 20 | Auth error | | 30 | Permission error | | 40 | API/transient error |
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