Maverick gog

Internal setup hook that provisions gogcli with Google OAuth credentials supplied by an external orchestrator over the OpenClaw `skills.setup` RPC. Not user-facing — for Google Workspace command usage, see the upstream `gog` skill which loads alongside this one.

Internal setup hook for the gog CLI (openclaw/gogcli). Provisions gogcli's OAuth state from env vars supplied by an external orchestrator over the OpenClaw skills.setup RPC. After setup completes, agents use Google Workspace via the upstream gog skill — this skill provides no agent-facing commands.

Provides

• A setup.sh hook the deployment harness invokes on credential install / rotation. Reads OAuth credentials from env (delivered ephemerally per call) and hands them to gog auth credentials set + gog auth import — gogcli owns where the values are persisted.
• Multi-account support — each (client, account) pair is provisioned independently; multiple Google accounts can coexist on one instance.

Does not provide

• Agent-callable commands or tool surface. For Workspace usage (gog gmail ..., gog calendar ..., etc.) see the upstream gog skill, which loads alongside this one.
• Interactive auth (gog auth add --manual). Setup is fully non-interactive — credentials come from the orchestrator.

Authentication

Credentials are setup-time only. Once seeded, gogcli handles refresh-token rotation autonomously; agent calls never need to refresh credentials directly. The only unrecoverable failure is user-side grant revocation (e.g. user removes the integration in Google's account settings), which surfaces as auth errors on the next API call.

Multi-account

The setup hook does not mark any provisioned account as the default. When more than one account is connected for the same client, gog ... calls must disambiguate — either via the GOG_ACCOUNT=<email> env var (upstream's documented convention; see the Notes section of the upstream gog skill) or the --account=<email> flag. With a single account connected, gogcli resolves it implicitly and the upstream skill's no---account command examples work unchanged.