Q: How does Autosheet relate to GPT for Work?

Autosheet is part of the GPT for Work service, from the same team. You sign up, get API keys, and manage billing on the GPT for Work dashboard (dashboard.gptforwork.com) — one account and one credit balance shared with GPT for Sheets, GPT for Excel, and GPT for Word. Autosheet usage is billed against those same credits.

Question 1

What is Autosheet?

Accepted Answer

Autosheet is the AI agent from GPT for Sheets exposed as an API. Send a prompt and a Google Sheet ID, and the agent reads, edits, and analyzes the spreadsheet — no extension to install. The same agent powers a Google Workspace add-on that has been installed over 7 million times.

Question 2

How does Autosheet relate to GPT for Work?

Accepted Answer

Autosheet is part of the GPT for Work service, operated by Talarian S.à.r.l. Sign-up, authentication, API keys, and billing for Autosheet are managed through the GPT for Work dashboard.

Your access to and use of Autosheet is governed by the GPT for Work Terms of Service:

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Question 3

How do I run an AI agent on a Google Sheet via API?

Accepted Answer

Sign in with Google on the Autosheet dashboard to grab an API key, then POST a prompt and a Google Sheet ID to /v1/sheets/agents. The agent runs in the background and writes results directly into the sheet — you poll the agent endpoint for status and output.

Question 4

Which AI models does Autosheet support?

Accepted Answer

Pick any frontier model per run. For chat and complex reasoning: GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4, Opus 4.8, Opus 4.7, Opus 4.6. For row-by-row bulk work: GPT-5.4-mini, GPT-5.4-nano, GPT-4.1, GPT-4.1-mini, Sonnet 4.6, Haiku 4.5, Gemini 2.5 Flash, Sonar, Sonar Pro, Parallel, and more.

Question 5

How fast is bulk processing?

Accepted Answer

Up to 1,000 rows per minute. Autosheet is the only spreadsheet agent that can run row-by-row bulk operations from a single prompt — enrichment, scoring, translation, categorization, content generation — without you orchestrating per-row calls.

Question 6

Can I use Autosheet from n8n, Make, or Zapier?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Autosheet is a plain HTTP API, so it works from any tool with an HTTP request step. POST a prompt and a Google Sheet ID from your workflow, then poll the agent endpoint for status or receive a webhook callback when the run completes.

Question 7

Is my Google Sheets data safe with Autosheet?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Zero retention by default, ISO 27001 certified, GDPR compliant by design, encrypted in transit and at rest. Same infrastructure as GPT for Work, used daily by thousands.

Question 8

How does Autosheet compare to native Google Sheets connectors in ChatGPT, Claude, and Codex?

Accepted Answer

Native Sheets connectors let a chat model read and write one sheet inside a conversation — fine for one-off questions, but every action lives in that chat session and you can't run unattended or at production scale. Autosheet is an API: a specialized spreadsheet agent you call programmatically from your code or workflow, runs in the background, bulk-processes thousands of rows per minute, and embeds inside your own product.

Question 9

How does Autosheet compare to gogcli and gws cli in Claude Code or Codex?

Accepted Answer

gogcli and gws cli give a coding agent a low-level Google Workspace toolbox — and you set up a GCP project, OAuth client, and consent-screen test users before the first call. Autosheet skips all of that: sign in with Google on the dashboard, grab an API key, send a prompt and a Google Sheet ID, and a specialized agent handles per-column prompt templates, row-by-row execution at up to 1,000 rows/min, skipping filtered/hidden/empty rows, caching, and AI-provider rate-limit handling — no GCP project, no OAuth client, no thousands of CLI calls.

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