Google Plugin
Google adds Gmail and Google Calendar to Sero. It uses the gog command from gogcli.
Set up Google
The current plugin depends on an externally managed macOS gog installation. It does not yet meet Sero's standard zero-manual-install toolchain contract.
Create a Desktop app OAuth client in Google Cloud Console. Enable the Gmail API and Google Calendar API. Open Google, enter the client ID and client secret, save them, and select Sign in with Google. Each Sero profile has a separate account context.
You can also set GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID and GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET. OAuth credentials and tokens are sensitive. Do not include them in logs or screenshots.
Use mail and calendars
Use the Mail and Calendar tabs, the Mail and Agenda widgets, or ask the agent. The plugin provides google, gmail, and gcal tools. It also registers /gmail and /gcal.
For direct terminal access, use commands such as:
Send, create, and delete actions change Google data. Review recipients, dates, calendar IDs, and event IDs before you approve them.
The background runtime refreshes inbox state. In a container workspace, the plugin can fall back to the host when the container does not have gog.
Recover access
If setup reports that OAuth is not configured, reopen Google and save the credentials. If gog is missing, the external host dependency is not available. Use sero google auth status to inspect authentication. Sign in again if the account is no longer valid.
App state is at <SERO_HOME>/apps/google/state.json. Do not delete this file as an OAuth recovery step.