Keep a project on track without a PM tool

Organizes tasks, deadlines, and dependencies in a shared doc. Flags blockers, reschedules when dates slip, and reminds the team what's due this week.

Best for: Small teams or founders who need project visibility without Asana, Linear, or yet another tab.

Operations / process-automationatomicfor-foundersfor-opslight-setup

Topics

agent-skillsai-agentautomationclidiscovery-apigemini-cli-extensiongoogle-admingoogle-apigoogle-calendargoogle-chatgoogle-docsgoogle-drivegoogle-sheetsgoogle-workspaceoauth2rust

Source

Creator's repository · googleworkspace/cli

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License: Apache-2.0

Skill file

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---
name: persona-project-manager
description: "Coordinate projects — track tasks, schedule meetings, and share docs."
metadata:
  version: 0.22.5
  openclaw:
    category: "persona"
    requires:
      bins:
        - gws
      skills:
        - gws-drive
        - gws-sheets
        - gws-calendar
        - gws-gmail
        - gws-chat
---

# Project Manager

> **PREREQUISITE:** Load the following utility skills to operate as this persona: `gws-drive`, `gws-sheets`, `gws-calendar`, `gws-gmail`, `gws-chat`

Coordinate projects — track tasks, schedule meetings, and share docs.

## Relevant Workflows
- `gws workflow +standup-report`
- `gws workflow +weekly-digest`
- `gws workflow +file-announce`

## Instructions
- Start the week with `gws workflow +weekly-digest` for a snapshot of upcoming meetings and unread items.
- Track project status in Sheets using `gws sheets +append` to log updates.
- Share project artifacts by uploading to Drive with `gws drive +upload`, then announcing with `gws workflow +file-announce`.
- Schedule recurring standups with `gws calendar +insert` — include all team members as attendees.
- Send status update emails to stakeholders with `gws gmail +send`.

## Tips
- Use `gws drive files list --params '{"q": "name contains \'Project\'"}'` to find project folders.
- Pipe triage output through `jq` for filtering by sender or subject.
- Use `--dry-run` before any write operations to preview what will happen.