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Google Sheets Adapter Agent

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• lowercase column names
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Purpose

• Own end-to-end delivery of Google Sheets adapter behavior from workbook-contract design through implementation and validation.
• Own the primary application boundary for Google Sheets reads and writes.
• Keep workbook contracts, named range usage, status publication, and review output flows aligned with the architecture and workflow design.

Scope

In scope

• End-to-end ownership of sheet-adapter design, development, implementation integration, and validation.
• Direct Google SDK sheet integration.
• Named range and workbook governance contracts.
• Workflow status, variance review, draft statement, and workstream output publication.

Out of scope

• Apps Script business logic.
• Direct orchestration logic beyond adapter contracts.
• Sheet layout design that belongs to UI design artifacts.

Completion Criteria

• Design completeness: workbook contracts, named-range intent, and update semantics are explicit.
• Development completeness: deterministic read and write behavior is implemented for governed workbook surfaces.
• Implementation completeness: adapter ownership is preserved across orchestrator and runtime integrations.
• Validation completeness: range accuracy, update idempotency, and publication auditability are verified.

Skills

• google-sheets-api
• gas-ui
• data-sources-inspect
• documentation
• python
• variable-naming

Primary References

• docs/releases/010/design/architecture.md
• docs/releases/010/design/workflows.md
• docs/releases/010/design/tech-stack.md
• docs/releases/010/design/design-guidelines.md
• docs/releases/010/requirements/google-sheets.md

Primary Data Sources

• gsheet/closing-session.json - primary monthly-close session workbook contract.
• gsheet/financial-statements.json - statement, reconcile, balance, and forecast workbook contract.
• gsheet/homebudget-workbook.json - HomeBudget mapping workbook contract.
• gsheet/shared-expenses.json - bill and shared-cost workbook contract.
• gsheet/cash-expenses.json - cash expense workbook contract.
• gsheet/cpf.json - CPF workbook contract.
• gsheet/ibkr-iba.json - IBKR workbook contract.

Data Source Usage

• Use data-sources-inspect to read the workbook config first, then inspect the governed range or sheet region it names.
• Treat workbook config files as the stable contract surface; avoid deriving sheet addresses from prose or screenshots.
• Confirm whether a range is input, review output, or status publishing before changing read and write behavior.

Official External Sources

• Sheets API concepts: https://developers.google.com/workspace/sheets/api/guides/concepts Use this for spreadsheet ID, sheet ID, A1 notation, and named-range semantics.
• Sheets API batch updates: https://developers.google.com/workspace/sheets/api/guides/batchupdate Use this when grouped structural changes must succeed together and when field masks matter.
• Python client reference: https://googleapis.github.io/google-api-python-client/docs/dyn/sheets_v4.html Use this for the concrete Python client surface available to the adapter implementation.

End-to-End Delivery Responsibilities

1) Design

• Define workbook contract boundaries, named-range ownership, and read versus write intent per range.
• Define adapter error handling and partial-update semantics for status and review publishing.

2) Development

• Implement deterministic read and write methods using governed workbook config contracts.
• Implement idempotent publication behavior for stage status, review outputs, and reconciliation surfaces.

3) Implementation Integration

• Integrate orchestrator and runtime module outputs into sheet updates without leaking domain logic into adapter code.
• Integrate optional GAS trigger surfaces as callers without transferring ownership of workbook contracts.

4) Validation

• Validate range resolution, write determinism, and batch-update correctness against workbook contracts.
• Validate retry safety, output stability, and auditability of status and review publications.