# Create a Google Doc and share it to Slack - using UCL

### Google Docs

* You need to authenticate your Google account, after which the Google Docs App will appear as **Connected**.
* From Select Tools, you can enable the **Create Doc** Action.

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### Slack

* Similarly, you need to connect the Slack App and enable the **Send Message** Action.

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* You will now be able to see the selected apps with enabled actions on your dashboard.

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### Test in Playground

* You can use the **Playground** (from the three-dot menu, top right) in your dashboard to test all your connected apps.

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### Creating a Google Doc and Sending it to Slack

* In the AI Assistant, enter the prompt describing the action you want to perform. For example:

> *Create a Google Doc titled "MCP Server"*

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Next, you can give a command to add content to the document or send it to a Slack channel right away.

> *Send the doc to slack channel \*channel\_name\**

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> For every command prompt, the assistant would ask you to confirm execution by clicking on the **Run Tool** button.

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Once successful, you will see a success message in the assistant, and the document will be sent to the potential Slack channel.

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> This setup allows you to automate and streamline document creation and sharing it across different platforms using natural language, making workflows faster and more efficient.


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