Google Workspace

This demo contains tool-use tasks for Google Workspace APIs (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sheets, Slides, Contacts), generated in both single-turn and multi-turn formats. Tasks reflect everyday personal and professional use — managing emails, scheduling, updating spreadsheets, and coordinating with contacts — across diverse personas like teachers, office managers, and project coordinators.

Overview

Property	Single-Turn	Multi-Turn
Samples	50	50
Task type	One-shot tool calls	Conversational tool-use sequences
Scenarios	Check calendar events, send emails, look up contacts, update sheets	Multi-step workflows combining email, calendar, sheets, slides, and contacts

Environment

The environment is a JSON database (db.json, ~2.4 MB) representing the full Google Workspace state — 24 tables covering 100 user accounts with their emails, calendar events, drive files, contacts, and more. This database serves as the backend that the agent queries and modifies via tool calls.

google-workspace/
├── db.json                               # Simulated Google Workspace database
├── google-workspace_single-turn/         # 50 single-turn tasks
│   └── reference_payloads/               # Per-task environment snapshots
└── google-workspace_multi-turn/          # 50 multi-turn tasks
    └── reference_payloads/               # Per-task environment snapshots

Database structure — 24 tables, 100 accounts, 5,000+ entities

Table	Entries	Table	Entries
`google_account`	100	`drive_file`	901
`calendar`	200	`drive_permission`	367
`calendar_event`	276	`gmail_message`	279
`calendar_event_attendee`	374	`gmail_thread`	202
`contact`	203	`gmail_draft`	242
`contact_email`	281	`gmail_label`	229
`contact_phone`	285	`sheets_spreadsheet`	243
`contact_address`	284	`sheets_tab`	342
`contact_organization`	282	`slides_presentation`	213
`contact_url`	275	`slides_slide`	304
`docs_document`	284	`slides_object`	373
`drive_file_parent`	200	`gmail_message_label`	230

Account entry:

{
  "account_id": "acct_00000001",
  "display_name": "Alex Taylor",
  "email": "alex.taylor@example.com"
}

Calendar event entry:

{
  "event_id": "evt_00006008",
  "account_id": "acct_00000008",
  "calendar_id": "cal_00004050",
  "title": "Household admin hour",
  "description": "Catch up on paperwork, bills, and household administrative tasks.",
  "location": "Home",
  "start_time": "2024-10-09T19:00:00",
  "end_time": "2024-10-09T20:00:00",
  "timezone": "America/New_York",
  "visibility": "private"
}

Gmail message entry:

{
  "message_id": "msg_00001202",
  "account_id": "acct_00000005",
  "thread_id": "thr_00001025",
  "from_email": "taylor.nguyen@example.org",
  "to": "noreply@example.com",
  "subject": "Re: Reminder: confirm your appointment time",
  "snippet": "Hi Noreply, Are you free sometime this week to connect?...",
  "internal_date": "2025-02-11T17:05:44"
}

Contact entry:

{
  "resource_name": "people/c_00003001",
  "account_id": "acct_00000009",
  "display_name": "Sam Rivera",
  "given_name": "Sam",
  "family_name": "Rivera",
  "biography": "Sam is a Software Engineer and a valued professional contact.",
  "birth_month": 6,
  "birth_day": 14,
  "birth_year": 1992
}

Data

Each format (single-turn and multi-turn) contains:

Directory	Description
`datapoints/`	Generated tasks/dialogs with tool calls
`intent/`	Task intent definitions — goals, user profiles, and expected actions
`evaluators/`	Python grading scripts for automated evaluation
`reference_payloads/`	Per-task environment state snapshots (initial + final)

Single-Turn Sample

User scenario

{
  "goal": "Verify the details of the 'Interview prep' calendar event, log related notes into the 'Pet Care Tracker' sheet, then look up Devon Price and email them a short heads-up summarizing what was logged.",
  "profile": "User is Family Hub (account_id: acct_00000091, email: family.hub@example.com). Relevant entities: Calendar event 'Interview prep' (event_id: evt_00006217, calendar_id: cal_00004220). Spreadsheet 'Pet Care Tracker' (spreadsheet_id: sh_00007014). Contact: Devon Price (resource_name: people/c_00003061).",
  "scenario_time": "2025-05-15T18:30:00+01:00",
  "persona": "veterinary office manager with moderate Google Workspace experience",
  "motivations": [
    "Make sure the interview prep details are correct before writing any notes tied to it",
    "Keep Devon Price in the loop on what was added to the pet tracking log"
  ],
  "constraints": [
    "Confirm the 'Interview prep' event details (time and location) before updating the Pet Care Tracker",
    "Look up Devon Price in Contacts to retrieve the right email destination before sending the message"
  ]
}

Full dialog (13 messages, 7 tool calls)

User:

Hi — I’m logged in as Family Hub (acct_00000091), family.hub@example.com. Can you first double-check the details for my calendar event called “Interview prep” (just confirm the time and the location for me), and then add a quick note about it into my spreadsheet “Pet Care Tracker” (something like: confirmed Interview prep details and that I’ll be out during that window). After you log it, can you look up Devon Price in my contacts and email them a short heads-up summarizing what you added to the sheet?

Assistant:Step 1 — Search calendar, spreadsheet, and contacts in parallel:The user wants me to: 1) Get details for ‘Interview prep’ calendar event, 2) Find the ‘Pet Care Tracker’ spreadsheet, 3) Look up Devon Price in contacts. I can do all three in parallel since they’re independent.

domain_calendar_get_event_by_query({"account_id": "acct_00000091", "query": "Interview prep"})
domain_sheets_list_spreadsheets({"account_id": "acct_00000091", "query": "Pet Care Tracker"})
domain_contacts_search_contacts({"account_id": "acct_00000091", "query": "Devon Price"})

Tool results:

{"event": {"title": "Interview prep", "start_time": "2025-05-15T20:15:00",
  "end_time": "2025-05-15T22:15:00", "location": "Meeting room", "timezone": "Europe/London"}}

{"spreadsheets": [{"spreadsheet_id": "sh_00007014", "title": "Pet Care Tracker"}]}

{"contacts": [{"display_name": "Devon Price", "resource_name": "people/c_00003061"}]}

Step 2 — Fetch spreadsheet and contact details in parallel:I have the event details: Interview prep is on 2025-05-15 from 20:15 to 22:15 (Europe/London), location is ‘Meeting room’. I need to get the spreadsheet details to know which sheet to append to, and I also need Devon Price’s contact details (email) to send them an email.

domain_sheets_get_spreadsheet({"account_id": "acct_00000091", "spreadsheet_id": "sh_00007014"})
domain_contacts_get_contact({"account_id": "acct_00000091", "resource_name": "people/c_00003061"})

Tool results:

// Spreadsheet response — full tab data with existing rows (truncated)
{"title": "Pet Care Tracker", "tabs": [{"title": "Care - Summary",
  "data": [["Area", "Status", "Last Updated", "Owner", "Next Action"],
    ["Operations", "On Track", "2025-02-10", "Ops Lead", "Monthly review"],
    ["Finance", "Attention", "2025-02-09", "Finance", "Budget revision"], ...]}]}

// Contact response
{"display_name": "Devon Price", "resource_name": "people/c_00003061",
  "emails": [{"email": "devon.price@example.com", "email_type": "work"}],
  "phones": [{"phone_number": "+1-555-0145-3061", "phone_type": "home"}]}

Step 3 — Append note to spreadsheet:I have all the info I need. Now I need to: 1) Append a note to the Pet Care Tracker spreadsheet, 2) Email Devon Price at devon.price@example.com with a summary. I’ll do both — append to the spreadsheet first.

domain_sheets_append_values({"account_id": "acct_00000091", "spreadsheet_id": "sh_00007014",
  "range_notation": "Care - Summary!A1",
  "values": [["Note", "Confirmed", "2025-05-15", "Family Hub",
    "Confirmed Interview prep event details and will be out during that window"]]})

Tool result:

{"appended_rows": 1, "starting_row": 8}

Step 4 — Send email to Devon Price:The note has been appended to the spreadsheet. Now I need to email Devon Price at devon.price@example.com with a short heads-up summarizing what was added to the sheet.

domain_gmail_send_message({"account_id": "acct_00000091", "to": "devon.price@example.com",
  "subject": "Quick heads-up: Interview prep event logged",
  "body": "Hi Devon, Just a quick note to let you know I've confirmed the details..."})

Tool result:

{"message_id": "msg_00000344", "thread_id": "thr_00000128"}

Step 5 — Final answer:All tasks have been completed successfully. I should now summarize everything for the user in a friendly, natural response.

All done! The Interview prep event is on May 15, 2025, from 8:15 PM to 10:15 PM (Europe/London), and it’s located in the Meeting room. I also added a note to your “Pet Care Tracker” spreadsheet (Care - Summary tab) confirming those details and that you’ll be out during that window, and I emailed Devon Price (devon.price@example.com) a quick heads-up summarizing what I logged.

Evaluator excerpt (~1,000 lines Python)

Each sample ships with an auto-generated evaluator that scores submissions on two axes:Part A — Environment state comparison: deep-compares the final MCP server state (all 24 database tables) against the reference payload, field by field, using pattern-based classification to handle non-deterministic fields (timestamps, tokens) and semantic matching via LLM for free-text values.Part B — LLM trajectory judge: prompts an LLM to holistically assess whether the agent achieved the user’s goal. The criteria are task-specific:

## EVALUATION CRITERIA
# 1. Goal Achievement: Did the agent accomplish what the user asked for?
#    - Check the calendar event "Interview prep" details (time and location)
#    - Add a note to the "Pet Care Tracker" spreadsheet about the event
#    - Look up Devon Price in contacts
#    - Send Devon Price an email summarizing what was added to the sheet
#
# 2. Completeness: Were all required steps performed?
#    - Calendar event lookup
#    - Spreadsheet search/access
#    - Contact search for Devon Price
#    - Spreadsheet append with note
#    - Email sent to Devon Price
#
# 3. Correctness: Were the right tools called with appropriate arguments?
#    - Correct account_id used (acct_00000091)
#    - Correct spreadsheet identified (Pet Care Tracker)
#    - Correct contact found (Devon Price)
#    - Email sent to Devon Price's email address
#
# 4. Final State Validity: Does the final state reflect the expected changes?
# 5. Alternative Validity: Are there alternative valid approaches?

The combined verdict:

def evaluate_submission(reference_payload, eval_payload, llm_client) -> dict:
    """Returns config_match, config_reports, llm_judgment, overall_pass, debug_info."""
    # ...
    # Part A: environment state comparison
    config_match, config_reports = compare_configs(ref_snapshots, eval_snapshots, llm_client)
    # Part B: LLM trajectory judge
    llm_judgment = trajectory_llm_judge(reference_payload, eval_payload, llm_client)
    # Overall: both must pass
    result["overall_pass"] = config_match and llm_judgment.get("passed", False)

Multi-Turn Sample

User scenario

{
  "goal": "Check whether anyone replied to my 'Household checklist for this week' email thread, update my 'Presentation Draft' Slides with a quick text change, confirm a couple numbers from my 'Holiday Budget Planner' Sheet, share that spreadsheet with Parker Chen, then find a free time next week for a follow-up call and draft an email proposing it.",
  "profile": "Ivy Bryant (ivy.bryant@example.net) uses account acct_00000087. Her Drive includes a Google Slides file named 'Presentation Draft' (pres_00005272) and a Google Sheet named 'Holiday Budget Planner' (sh_00007036). Her contacts include Parker Chen and Kendall Young, and her Gmail has a thread with subject 'Household checklist for this week' (thr_00001028).",
  "scenario_time": "2025-02-24T10:00:00-05:00",
  "persona": "hospitality revenue manager, comfortable with Google Workspace basics on mobile",
  "motivations": [
    "Wants to send a clean stakeholder review package without missing any replies or outdated numbers",
    "Needs to line up a quick follow-up call with a collaborator to keep momentum"
  ],
  "constraints": [
    "I'm on my phone, so keep outputs short and scannable",
    "Before you share anything externally, confirm the recipient email address with me",
    "When drafting the email, show me the draft text so I can tweak it before it's finalized"
  ]
}

Full dialog (35 messages, 6 user turns, 13 tool calls)

Turn 1 — User:

Hey — can you check my Gmail thread “Household checklist for this week” and tell me if anyone replied?

Assistant:Step 1 — Clarify account:The user wants to check a Gmail thread titled ‘Household checklist for this week’. I need their account_id first. I don’t have it, so I should ask for their email address to look up their account.

Sure! What’s your email address so I can look up your account?

User:

Yep — it’s ivy.bryant@example.net.

Assistant:Step 1 — Look up account:I need to look up the user’s account by email first, then search for the Gmail thread.

domain_account_get_account_by_email({"email": "ivy.bryant@example.net"})

Tool result:

{"account_id": "acct_00000087", "display_name": "Ivy Bryant", "email": "ivy.bryant@example.net"}

Step 2 — List threads:I have the account_id. Now I need to search for the Gmail thread ‘Household checklist for this week’ to check if anyone replied.

domain_gmail_list_gmail_threads({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "max_results": 20})

Tool result:

{"threads": [{"thread_id": "thr_00001028"}, {"thread_id": "thr_00001078"}], "count": 2}

Step 3 — Search messages in the matched thread:I have the thread IDs but no titles. I need to search Gmail messages with that query to find the right thread and check for replies.

domain_gmail_list_gmail_messages({"account_id": "acct_00000087",
  "query": "Household checklist for this week", "max_results": 10})

Tool result:

{"messages": [{"from_email": "pat.rivera@example.com", "internal_date": "2025-02-23T17:12:33",
  "subject": "Re: Household checklist for this week",
  "snippet": "Hi Chores, Thanks for reaching out. I have reviewed the details and everything looks good..."},
  {"from_email": "ivy.bryant@example.net", "internal_date": "2025-02-22T09:45:00",
  "subject": "Household checklist for this week", ...}]}

Step 4 — Final answer:I have the thread messages. The original email was sent by Ivy. There’s a reply from pat.rivera@example.com. So yes, someone replied — Pat Rivera replied to the thread.

Yes, someone replied! Pat Rivera (pat.rivera@example.com) responded to your “Household checklist for this week” thread on Feb 23rd. They said they reviewed the details and everything looks good on their end, and asked you to let them know if there’s anything else needed. No reply from Alex Taylor yet though.

Turn 2 — User:

Got it, thanks. Next — can you open my Slides file “Presentation Draft” and change one line? I just need the title to say “Weekly Revenue Update” instead of whatever it is now.

Assistant:Step 1 — List presentations:User wants to update the title in their ‘Presentation Draft’ slides file. I need to find the presentation first.

domain_slides_list_presentations({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "query": "Presentation Draft"})

Tool result:

{"presentations": [{"presentation_id": "pres_00005272", "title": "Presentation Draft"}], "count": 1}

Step 2 — Get presentation details:I found the presentation. Now I need to get its details to find the title text box object ID so I can update it.

domain_slides_get_presentation({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "presentation_id": "pres_00005272"})

Tool result:

{"presentation_id": "pres_00005272", "title": "Presentation Draft",
  "slides": [{"slide_id": "sld_00009301", "insert_index": 0, "objects": []}]}

Step 3 — Create text box with new title:The slide has no existing objects — no title text box to update. I’ll create a text box with ‘Weekly Revenue Update’ on the first slide.

domain_slides_create_text_box({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "presentation_id": "pres_00005272",
  "slide_id": "sld_00009301", "text": "Weekly Revenue Update", "x": 50.0, "y": 50.0})

Tool result:

{"object_id": "obj_00000001"}

Step 4 — Final answer:The slide had no existing objects, so I created a new text box with ‘Weekly Revenue Update’. The task is done.

Done! The first slide in “Presentation Draft” didn’t have an existing title text box, so I created one with “Weekly Revenue Update” on it. The presentation is all set!

Turn 3 — User:

Perfect. Next can you open my Sheet “Holiday Budget Planner” and tell me what the total budget and total spent numbers are? And after that I need to share the spreadsheet with Parker Chen — can you pull up Parker’s email first and confirm it with me before you send anything?

Assistant:Step 1 — Search spreadsheet and contacts in parallel:User wants two things: 1) Get values from ‘Holiday Budget Planner’ spreadsheet, and 2) Look up Parker Chen’s contact info. These are independent so I can batch them.

domain_sheets_list_spreadsheets({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "query": "Holiday Budget Planner"})
domain_contacts_search_contacts({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "query": "Parker Chen"})

Tool results:

{"spreadsheets": [{"spreadsheet_id": "sh_00007036", "title": "Holiday Budget Planner"}], "count": 1}

{"contacts": [{"display_name": "Parker Chen", "resource_name": "people/c_00003187"}], "count": 1}

Step 2 — Fetch full details in parallel:I found the spreadsheet ID. Now I need to get the values from the spreadsheet to find total budget and total spent. I also need Parker Chen’s full contact details to find the email. Let me do both in parallel.

domain_sheets_get_spreadsheet({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "spreadsheet_id": "sh_00007036"})
domain_contacts_get_contact({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "resource_name": "people/c_00003187"})

Tool results:

// Spreadsheet data (truncated)
{"title": "Holiday Budget Planner", "tabs": [{"title": "Budget - Plan",
  "data": [["Category", "Budgeted", "Actual", "Variance", "Status"],
    ["Personnel", "12000", "11800", "-200", "Under budget"],
    ["Materials", "3500", "3650", "150", "Slightly over"],
    ["Software", "2000", "1950", "-50", "Under budget"],
    ["Travel", "1500", "1600", "100", "Slightly over"], ...]}]}

// Contact with two emails
{"display_name": "Parker Chen", "resource_name": "people/c_00003187",
  "emails": [{"email": "parker.chen@example.com", "email_type": "home"},
    {"email": "parker.chen@example.org", "email_type": "work"}]}

Step 3 — Final answer:Total budgeted: $21,300. Total spent: $20,845. Parker has two emails. I should present the budget numbers and ask which email to use for sharing.

Here’s what I found in the Holiday Budget Planner: Total Budget: $21,300 Total Spent: $20,845 Variance: -$455 under budget overall — looking pretty good! Now for Parker Chen, I found two email addresses on file:

parker.chen@example.com (home)

parker.chen@example.org (work)

Which one should I use to share the spreadsheet? And what access level — viewer, commenter, or editor?

Turn 4 — User:

Use parker.chen@example.org (work) please — can you share it as viewer access? Also after you do that, can you check my calendar for any 30-min free slots next week for a follow-up call and then draft an email to Parker proposing a couple options (show me the draft before sending).

Assistant:Step 1 — Share file and check calendar in parallel:I can do the share and find free time in parallel since they’re independent. I’ll do those first, then draft the email based on the free slots found.

domain_drive_share_file({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "file_id": "sh_00007036",
  "role": "reader", "permission_type": "user", "email_address": "parker.chen@example.org"})
domain_calendar_find_free_time({"account_id": "acct_00000087",
  "time_min": "2025-03-03T09:00", "time_max": "2025-03-07T17:00", "duration_minutes": 30})

Tool results:

{"permission_id": "perm_00000011", "file_id": "sh_00007036"}

{"free_slots": [{"start": "2025-03-03T09:00", "end": "2025-03-07T17:00"}],
  "count": 1, "busy_periods": 0}

Step 2 — Final answer:The spreadsheet has been shared. The calendar is wide open next week — no busy periods at all. I’ll pick two reasonable 30-min slots and draft an email to Parker proposing those times. I need to show the draft to the user before sending.

Done — the Holiday Budget Planner is now shared with parker.chen@example.org as a viewer! Your calendar looks wide open next week, so I picked two convenient 30-minute slots: Option 1: Tuesday, March 4 at 10:00–10:30 AM Option 2: Thursday, March 6 at 2:00–2:30 PM Here’s the draft email for your review: To: parker.chen@example.org Subject: Follow-Up Call — Holiday Budget Planner Hi Parker, I wanted to follow up on the Holiday Budget Planner I just shared with you. Could we hop on a quick 30-minute call to review the numbers? Here are two options…

Turn 5 — User:

Looks good — can you tweak the subject to “Follow-up call next week” and change the first line to “I just shared the Holiday Budget Planner with you — could we do a quick 30-min call to review?” Everything else can stay. Then go ahead and send it.

Assistant:Step 1 — Send the email:User approved the draft with two tweaks: subject changed to ‘Follow-up call next week’ and first line changed. I’ll send the email now with the updated content.

domain_gmail_send_message({"account_id": "acct_00000087", "to": "parker.chen@example.org",
  "subject": "Follow-up call next week",
  "body": "Hi Parker,\n\nI just shared the Holiday Budget Planner with you — could we do a quick 30-min call to review?..."})

Tool result:

{"message_id": "msg_00000033", "thread_id": "thr_00000008"}

Step 2 — Final answer:The email was sent successfully. I should confirm this to the user and let them know everything is done.

Email sent! Parker will receive it at parker.chen@example.org with the updated subject and opening line. All done — the spreadsheet is shared, the calendar slots are identified, and the email is on its way!

Evaluator excerpt (~950 lines Python)

Same two-axis evaluation as single-turn, but with multi-turn-specific criteria:Part A — Environment state comparison: identical deep-compare of final MCP server state against reference.Part B — LLM trajectory judge with task-specific criteria:

## EVALUATION CRITERIA
# 1. Goal achievement: Did the agent accomplish everything the user asked
#    for across all turns?
# 2. Completeness: Were all required steps taken?
#    - Account lookup, Gmail search, Slides update, Sheets read,
#      contact lookup, file share, calendar check, email send
# 3. Final state validity: Does the final state match the reference for
#    key mutations (new drive_permission, new gmail_message, slides
#    text box created)?
# 4. Correctness of key actions: Were the correct IDs, emails, roles,
#    and parameters used?
# 5. Alternative validity: Is the evaluation trajectory an equally valid
#    alternative approach?

def evaluate_submission(reference_payload, eval_payload, llm_client) -> dict:
    """Returns config_match, config_reports, llm_judgment, overall_pass, debug_info."""
    # ...
    # Part A: environment state comparison
    config_match, config_reports = compare_configs(ref_snapshots, eval_snapshots, llm_client)
    # Part B: LLM trajectory judge
    llm_judgment = trajectory_llm_judge(reference_payload, eval_payload, llm_client)
    # Overall: both must pass
    result["overall_pass"] = config_match and llm_judgment.get("passed", False)

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# Download all Google Workspace data
hf download jindidi/eigendata-demo-data --repo-type dataset --include "google_workspace/*"

# Download only single-turn tasks
hf download jindidi/eigendata-demo-data --repo-type dataset --include "google_workspace/google-workspace_single-turn/*"

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