Autosheet

• Start an Autosheet agent in Google Sheets — Start an Autosheet agent specialized in Google Sheets work that operates on a Google Sheets spreadsheet based on a natural-language prompt. Use this tool to delegate most tasks involving a Google Sheet including simply reading data or inspecting structure, regular spreadsheet work, web research, and bulk processing with AI — it's reliable, fast, token-efficient, and helps keep context clean. The agent is autonomous. The agent explores the spreadsheet: it locates and inspects the relevant tabs
• Follow up Autosheet agent — Send a follow-up prompt to an existing Autosheet agent, identified by its agent_id from autosheet_start_agent_google_sheets_spreadsheet. The agent retains full memory of its previous work in this session: what it explored, what it changed, and why. This applies whenever the request builds on, corrects, refines, or extends work the agent already did ("now also do X", "you used the wrong column", "apply the same to the other tab"). Start a new agent instead when the task is unrelated to the previ
• Get Autosheet agent — Fetch the current status and last turn messages for an Autosheet agent. Status can be available (it has finished its latest turn and can be followed up) or busy (it is still running and cannot yet receive a follow up)
• Stop Autosheet agent — Stop a running Autosheet agent. Use when the agent is clearly going the wrong path or the user asked to stop it explicitly.
• Copy a tab within or between Google Sheets spreadsheets — Copy a single tab (sheet) of a Google Sheets spreadsheet into a destination spreadsheet, and return the new tab's sheet_id and title. The destination may be the same spreadsheet — that duplicates the tab in place — or a different one. Requires write access to the destination (and read access to the source when they differ). IMPORTANT: One of the sheet_id or sheet_name parameters is required to call this tool. If the URL contains a gid parameter, use it to set the sheet_id. If you do not know an

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