Three weeks of individual actions. Gmail verbs. Calendar verbs. Sheets rows. Docs content. LinkedIn is the last app. This week you chain them. A workflow is not five separate actions — it is one function that orchestrates all five.
Like a morning routine. Read the Sheet, email the summary, check the calendar, add follow-up tasks, post the project wrap. Four apps, one sequence.
Exactly. Day 24 chains Sheets and Gmail. Day 25 chains Calendar and Tasks. Day 26 chains Docs and LinkedIn. Day 27 wraps everything in try/except for AUTH_REQUIRED errors. Day 28 is the capstone: the full end-of-month client digest.
And AUTH_REQUIRED — what does that look like when it surfaces?
A string returned inside the response dict, or raised as an exception, depending on which action fails. Day 27 shows the pattern for catching it gracefully and returning a status dict instead of crashing.
email_sheet_summary: read Sheets rows + send Gmail summary emailupcoming_to_tasks: Calendar events → Google Tasks entriesdoc_to_post: read Doc content → LinkedIn postsafe_send: wrap Gmail send in try/except for AUTH_REQUIRED errorsrun_workflow: the full end-of-month client digest (4 apps, 1 function)Goal: by Friday, run_workflow(sheet_id, cal_id, task_list_id) replaces your monthly 45-minute admin ritual.
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Three weeks of individual actions. Gmail verbs. Calendar verbs. Sheets rows. Docs content. LinkedIn is the last app. This week you chain them. A workflow is not five separate actions — it is one function that orchestrates all five.
Like a morning routine. Read the Sheet, email the summary, check the calendar, add follow-up tasks, post the project wrap. Four apps, one sequence.
Exactly. Day 24 chains Sheets and Gmail. Day 25 chains Calendar and Tasks. Day 26 chains Docs and LinkedIn. Day 27 wraps everything in try/except for AUTH_REQUIRED errors. Day 28 is the capstone: the full end-of-month client digest.
And AUTH_REQUIRED — what does that look like when it surfaces?
A string returned inside the response dict, or raised as an exception, depending on which action fails. Day 27 shows the pattern for catching it gracefully and returning a status dict instead of crashing.
email_sheet_summary: read Sheets rows + send Gmail summary emailupcoming_to_tasks: Calendar events → Google Tasks entriesdoc_to_post: read Doc content → LinkedIn postsafe_send: wrap Gmail send in try/except for AUTH_REQUIRED errorsrun_workflow: the full end-of-month client digest (4 apps, 1 function)Goal: by Friday, run_workflow(sheet_id, cal_id, task_list_id) replaces your monthly 45-minute admin ritual.