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google/skills

A library of operational capabilities for AI agents interacting with Google Cloud
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TL;DR

This collection provides the technical grounding necessary for AI agents to navigate Google Cloud services. It focuses on bridging the gap between natural language intent and precise cloud execution, specifically through gcloud CLI integration and secure identity management.

Automation builders can use these skills to structure how agents handle authentication, authorize service identities, and execute command-line operations across Google Cloud environments.

WHO IT'S FOR
AI agent / automation builders
integrating gcloud CLI capabilities into AI agents
Google Cloud engineers
automating onboarding and authentication workflows
AdTech developers
implementing Data Manager API ingestion pipelines
Digital marketing engineers
diagnosing Google Ads API account issues
Repository contents

151 skill files

Compatible AgentsThe repository documents support for these agents. The skills may also work with other agents that can load SKILL.md files, but they may need some setup or small changes.

Use this skill collection

Follow the documented setup, then try a first task.

AlloyDB plugin for Antigravity

Installs: The vendored AlloyDB for PostgreSQL plugin, not the complete Google skills repository. · Antigravity CLI (`agy`)

Before you start
  • Antigravity CLI (`agy`) must be available.
  1. In a terminal, install the AlloyDB plugin directly from its repository path.

    agy plugin install https://github.com/google/skills/plugins/cloud/data-agent-kit/alloydb

Give it something to do.

Suggested first task

Check a mobile app for test ad identifiers

Uses google-mobile-ads-validate

  • Project path replacing [PROJECT_PATH]
  • Platform: Android, iOS, or Unity

Check the repository for this skill’s setup.

Use the google-mobile-ads-validate skill to inspect [PROJECT_PATH] for only these checks: test application IDs and test ad unit IDs. The project platform is [Android, iOS, or Unity]. Do not modify any files. Return a Markdown report containing only the checks actually performed, with status, findings, and next steps.
Suggested first task

Draft a BigQuery anomaly-detection query

Uses bigquery-ai-ml

  • BigQuery table replacing [PROJECT.DATASET.TABLE]
  • Timestamp column replacing [TIMESTAMP_COLUMN]
  • Numeric metric column replacing [METRIC_COLUMN]

Check the repository for this skill’s setup.

Use the bigquery-ai-ml skill to draft, but not execute, a BigQuery SQL query that detects anomalies in [PROJECT.DATASET.TABLE]. Use [TIMESTAMP_COLUMN] as the time column and [METRIC_COLUMN] as the numeric metric. Briefly identify any assumptions that must be confirmed before execution.
Suggested first task

Choose between GKE Autopilot and Standard

Uses gke-basics

  • Workload requirements replacing [WORKLOAD_DESCRIPTION]

Check the repository for this skill’s setup.

Use the gke-basics skill to recommend Autopilot or Standard for [WORKLOAD_DESCRIPTION]. Consider whether it needs custom kernel parameters, custom node taints or specific hardware node pools, or DaemonSets with raw hostPath mounts. Return only a short recommendation and rationale; do not create or modify a cluster.
skills/cloud/gke-basics/SKILL.md · Checked Sep 18, 2026