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GPT for Sheets and Docs

Google Sheets and Docs add-on with a side-panel agent that carries out spreadsheet tasks from plain-language prompts, including bulk row-by-row AI processing.

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What it does

This is the Google Workspace Marketplace listing for an add-on from Talarian that puts an AI agent inside Google Sheets. You open a side panel, say in plain language what you need, and the agent reads the spreadsheet, plans the steps and carries them out in the sheet. The product name includes Docs, but the listing's feature descriptions centre on Sheets. One prompt can write or fix formulas, clean and standardise data, reorganise columns and rows, remove duplicates, apply formatting, and build pivot tables and charts. For bulk work, a single prompt can produce one answer per row, such as translation, rewriting, categorising, extracting from text, enrichment, image analysis and fuzzy matching. The listing cites a peak rate of 1,000 requests per minute, which it says varies with the model's latency and how complex the task is. It works with models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Perplexity, Parallel and Azure Foundry, and supports bringing your own API key. The listing states ISO 27001 certification, GDPR compliance, zero data retention, SSO through Google OIDC, and encryption in transit and at rest. It also says the same agent can be used from Claude or ChatGPT through the Autosheet MCP.

Capabilities

  • Side-panel agent that reads the sheet, plans the steps and runs them
  • Formulas, data cleanup, pivot tables and charts from a single prompt
  • Bulk per-row processing such as translation, categorising, extraction and enrichment
  • Models from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Perplexity, Parallel and Azure Foundry
  • Bring-your-own API key and credits pooled across a team
  • Autosheet MCP for using the same agent from Claude or ChatGPT

When to use it

  • You need to apply the same AI task to many spreadsheet rows at once
  • You want formulas, cleanup or pivot tables built by describing them in plain language
  • Your team prefers prepaid pooled credits over per-seat pricing