You can add text to any Google Doc using a simple command. Append text to the end of the document body. This is useful for logging notes or adding updates without opening the document.
The command is gws docs +write. You need the document ID and the text you want to add. It works from your terminal or command line.
Always confirm with the user before running this write command. It changes the document. Use it for quick additions only.
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