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gws is an unofficial CLI for people and AI agents to work with Drive, Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, and other Workspace APIs without hand-writing REST calls. It builds commands from Google's Discovery Service and returns structured JSON, with pagination, schema, and request-preview helpers. A Google account and Cloud project are required, and pre-1.0 releases may introduce breaking changes.

Codex Session Bridge keeps Codex Desktop conversations visible when switching between a personal ChatGPT account and an API proxy. It backs up and updates local JSONL sessions and the SQLite index, with dry-run, verification, diagnosis, and rollback commands. Codex Desktop handles the API key through its prompt and macOS Keychain; Codex must be restarted after a bridge.

Mirador lets several people refine the same Markdown-based artifact while each collaborator’s Claude Code, Codex, or Gemini session interprets changes through its own private context. A deterministic CLI handles rendering, section-level diffs, intent notes, handoffs, status, and Git-based sharing, while thin agent shims translate conversation into commands. It is asynchronous rather than real-time and expects Node 20+, GitHub repositories, and Vercel for published views.

TextGen provides portable desktop builds and a web interface for loading local models, including GGUF files, and using them for chat, vision, document questions, and free-form generation. It can switch among several inference backends and expose OpenAI- and Anthropic-compatible endpoints with tool calling and MCP support. Core use can remain fully offline with no telemetry, while training, additional backends, image generation, and some extensions require the full installation.