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Create a Google Doc from Python via Composio — Automation For Professionals

Day 21 · ~12 min●

Yesterday read_doc fetched an existing document — you passed an ID, you got back a dict of the doc's body and title. What would happen if that doc didn't exist yet?

I'd get an error, probably. Or an empty dict. Either way, I'd need to create the doc first before I could read it.

Exactly the right instinct. Creation comes before retrieval. GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT takes a single argument — title — and hands back a metadata dict for the new, empty doc. Here's the whole thing:

python

result = toolset.execute_action(Action.GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT, {"title": title})

That's it? One key? No content, no template, no folder path? It just... appears in my Drive?

It just appears. Blank doc, your title, your Drive. Composio handles the OAuth handshake and the API call — you get back a dict with the document ID, title, and revision info. What you do with that blank doc is the interesting part.

So I could generate a strategy memo title from a meeting name, create the doc, then — wait, can I write to it too?

Writing content to a doc is a separate action — out of scope for today. But the doc ID in the response is what unlocks that. You create, capture the ID, then any downstream step that needs to populate the doc has its target. Creation is the foundation:

python

def create_doc(title: str) -> dict:
    result = toolset.execute_action(Action.GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT, {"title": title})
    return result

Every call creates a brand-new doc? So if I run this twice with the same title I get two identically-named docs sitting in Drive?

Exactly — no deduplication. Two calls, two docs. Run this in a loop with a typo in the title and you have fifty near-identical docs to clean up by hand. In real workflows, pair creation with a naming convention — date-stamped, project-tagged, or both. "Q2 Strategy Memo 2026-04-19" is findable in six months. "Untitled" is a liability from minute one.

Creating Google Docs from Python

GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT creates a new, empty Google Doc and returns its metadata.

What it takes

Argument	Type	Notes
`title`	`str`	The document title in Google Drive

What it returns

A dict with at minimum documentId, title, and revisionId. Pass documentId to any downstream action that needs to read from or write to this doc.

Naming discipline

Every call creates a new doc — there is no deduplication. Use date-stamped or project-tagged titles in production automations to keep Drive navigable.

Day 21 · ~12 min●

Yesterday read_doc fetched an existing document — you passed an ID, you got back a dict of the doc's body and title. What would happen if that doc didn't exist yet?

I'd get an error, probably. Or an empty dict. Either way, I'd need to create the doc first before I could read it.

python

result = toolset.execute_action(Action.GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT, {"title": title})

That's it? One key? No content, no template, no folder path? It just... appears in my Drive?

So I could generate a strategy memo title from a meeting name, create the doc, then — wait, can I write to it too?

python

def create_doc(title: str) -> dict:
    result = toolset.execute_action(Action.GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT, {"title": title})
    return result

Every call creates a brand-new doc? So if I run this twice with the same title I get two identically-named docs sitting in Drive?

Creating Google Docs from Python

GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT creates a new, empty Google Doc and returns its metadata.

What it takes

Argument	Type	Notes
`title`	`str`	The document title in Google Drive

What it returns

A dict with at minimum documentId, title, and revisionId. Pass documentId to any downstream action that needs to read from or write to this doc.

Naming discipline

Every call creates a new doc — there is no deduplication. Use date-stamped or project-tagged titles in production automations to keep Drive navigable.

Creating Google Docs from Python

GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT creates a new, empty Google Doc and returns its metadata.

What it takes

Argument	Type	Notes
`title`	`str`	The document title in Google Drive

What it returns

A dict with at minimum documentId, title, and revisionId. Pass documentId to any downstream action that needs to read from or write to this doc.

Naming discipline

Every call creates a new doc — there is no deduplication. Use date-stamped or project-tagged titles in production automations to keep Drive navigable.

Creating Google Docs from Python

GOOGLEDOCS_CREATE_DOCUMENT creates a new, empty Google Doc and returns its metadata.

What it takes

Argument	Type	Notes
`title`	`str`	The document title in Google Drive

What it returns

A dict with at minimum documentId, title, and revisionId. Pass documentId to any downstream action that needs to read from or write to this doc.

Naming discipline

Every call creates a new doc — there is no deduplication. Use date-stamped or project-tagged titles in production automations to keep Drive navigable.

Creating Google Docs from Python

What it takes

What it returns

Naming discipline

Creating Google Docs from Python

What it takes

What it returns

Naming discipline

Creating Google Docs from Python

What it takes

What it returns

Naming discipline

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Creating Google Docs from Python

What it takes

What it returns

Naming discipline

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