Personal tool

PB Workspace CLI

A private, single-user command line client for Google Workspace data.

What this application is

PB Workspace CLI is a command line program that runs locally on its owner's own computer. It is not a public service, not a website, and has exactly one user: its owner, who is also its developer. It exists so the owner can read and manage their own Google account data from a terminal, including automation scripts they run themselves.

What it does

• Reads and creates calendar events on the owner's own calendars.
• Searches and reads the owner's own Gmail messages, and sends mail from their own address.
• Lists, downloads, and uploads files in the owner's own Google Drive.
• Reads and edits the owner's own Google Docs and Sheets.
• Reads the owner's own Google Contacts.

All of this happens on the owner's local machine, against the owner's own account. There is no server component, no multi-user access, and no data belonging to anyone else is ever reachable by this application.

How it accesses Google data

It connects to Google APIs using OAuth 2.0 installed-application credentials that the owner created in their own Google Cloud project. The owner grants access to their own account through Google's consent screen, and may revoke that access at any time from their Google Account permissions page. The application requests only the scopes needed for the features listed above.

Data handling

Credentials and OAuth tokens are stored only on the owner's own computer. No Google user data is transmitted to, stored on, or shared with any third party, and none of it is used for advertising, profiling, or model training. See the Privacy Policy for detail.