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title: "Connect Open Science Framework and Google Sheets - APIANT.ai"
description: "When \"New comment\" fires in Open Science Framework, your agent runs \"Add Row\" in Google Sheets."
canonical: "https://apiant.ai/connect/open-science-framework-to-google-sheets"
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# Connect Open Science Framework and Google Sheets

When **New comment** fires in [Open Science Framework](https://apiant.ai/connections/open-science-framework), your agent runs **Add Row** in [Google Sheets](https://apiant.ai/connections/google-sheets), or **Aggregate Metric Changed** in Google Sheets to **Get file** in Open Science Framework. Describe the whole flow and it is built, tested on every scenario and kept running.

Open Science Framework **3** triggers Open Science Framework **19** actions Google Sheets **16** triggers Google Sheets **46** actions

What the catalog holds today. Ask for anything missing and your agent reads the API documentation and adds it.

## What do you want Open Science Framework and Google Sheets to do together?

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### Set it up in your client

### Claude Code

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Example flows

## What Open Science Framework and Google Sheets can do together

### From Open Science Framework to Google Sheets

- When **New comment** in Open Science Framework then **Add Row** in Google Sheets
- When **New preprint** in Open Science Framework then **Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows** in Google Sheets

### From Google Sheets to Open Science Framework

- When **Aggregate Metric Changed** in Google Sheets then **Get file** in Open Science Framework
- When **Cell Range Values Changed** in Google Sheets then **Get project** in Open Science Framework

Starting points drawn from the triggers and actions in the catalog today. Describe the flow you need, at any depth, and your agent builds it and tests every scenario before it ships.

Everything your agent can do with Open Science Framework and Google Sheets

## Triggers and actions 19 triggers · 65 actions

- Trigger

**New comment**

Polling trigger that fires when a new comment is added to an OSF project.

- Trigger

**New preprint**

Polling trigger that fires when a new OSF preprint is created.

- Trigger

**New registration**

Polling trigger that fires when a new OSF registration is created.

- Action

**Get collection**

Retrieve a single OSF collection.

- Action

**Get contributor**

Retrieve a single contributor on an OSF project.

- Action

**Get file**

Retrieve metadata for a single OSF file.

- Action

**Get preprint**

Retrieve a single OSF preprint.

- Action

**Get project**

Retrieve a single OSF project by id.

- Action

**Get registration**

Retrieve a single OSF registration.

- Action

**Get resource**

Retrieve a single OSF outcome resource.

- Action

**Get user**

Retrieve a single OSF user.

- Action

**Get wiki page**

Retrieve a single OSF wiki page.

- Action

**List collections**

List OSF collections.

- Action

**List comments**

List comments on an OSF project.

- Action

**List contributors**

List the contributors on an OSF project.

- Action

**List preprints**

List OSF preprints.

- Action

**List project files**

List the files stored in an OSF project.

- Action

**List projects**

List OSF projects (nodes) visible to the user.

- Action

**List registrations**

List OSF registrations.

- Action

**List resources**

List OSF outcome resources.

- Action

**List users**

List OSF users.

- Action

**List wiki pages**

List the wiki pages on an OSF project.

- Trigger

**Aggregate Metric Changed**

Fires when an aggregate metric (sum/avg/count/…) over a column changes.

- Trigger

**Cell Range Values Changed**

Fires when the values in a specific cell range change.

- Trigger

**Conditional Format Rule Changed**

Fires when a conditional-format rule changes.

- Trigger

**Data Validation Rule Changed**

Fires when a data-validation rule changes.

- Trigger

**Developer Metadata Changed**

Fires when developer metadata changes.

- Trigger

**Filtered Range Values Changed**

Fires when the values in a filtered range change.

- Trigger

**New Rows**

Fires when new rows are appended to a Google Sheet.

- Trigger

**New Sheet Added**

Fires when a new sheet (tab) is added to a spreadsheet.

- Trigger

**New Spreadsheet Created**

Fires when a new spreadsheet is created in the account.

- Trigger

**Spreadsheet Metadata Changed**

Fires when spreadsheet metadata changes.

- Trigger

**Spreadsheet Properties Changed**

Fires when spreadsheet properties change.

- Trigger

**Spreadsheet Row Changed**

Fires when a row matching a query changes.

- Trigger

**Spreadsheet Search Match**

Fires when a spreadsheet matching search criteria is found.

- Trigger

**Table Query Result Changed**

Fires when the result of a SQL-style table query changes.

- Trigger

**Table Schema Changed**

Fires when a table's column schema changes.

- Trigger

**Worksheet Names Changed**

Fires when worksheet (tab) names change.

- Action

**Add Row**

Append a row to a Google Sheet

- Action

**Aggregate Column Data**

Read a range and compute an aggregate (sum|avg|min|max|count) over one column, skipping blank/non-numeric cells (so a header row is skipped automatically).

- Action

**Auto-Resize Rows or Columns**

Auto-fit row heights or column widths over an index range via autoResizeDimensions.

- Action

**Change Sheet Properties**

Update a worksheet's grid properties (row/column count) using an explicit field mask.

- Action

**Clear Basic Filter**

Remove the basic filter from a sheet via clearBasicFilter.

- Action

**Clear Spreadsheet Row(s)**

Clear the values in a range (formatting preserved).

- Action

**Copy Range**

Copy a source cell range to a destination range within the spreadsheet.

- Action

**Copy Worksheet**

Copy a worksheet into a destination spreadsheet.

- Action

**Create Chart**

Add a basic embedded chart (column/bar/line/etc.) built from a domain range and a series range on a sheet. Returns the new chartId.

- Action

**Create Conditional Formatting Rule**

Add a boolean conditional formatting rule (e.g. NUMBER_GREATER) that colors matching cells.

- Action

**Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows**

Append many rows in one call.

- Action

**Create Spreadsheet**

Create a new Google Sheets spreadsheet with the given title.

- Action

**Create Spreadsheet Column**

Insert a blank column at a given index.

- Action

**Create Spreadsheet Row**

Append a single row of values to a sheet range.

- Action

**Create Spreadsheet Row at Top**

Insert a blank row just below the header (row 2), then write the given values into it in one operation.

- Action

**Create Worksheet**

Add a new worksheet (tab) to an existing spreadsheet.

- Action

**Delete Chart**

Delete an embedded chart via deleteEmbeddedObject.

- Action

**Delete Sheet**

Delete a worksheet from a spreadsheet by sheetId (gid).

- Action

**Delete Spreadsheet Row(s)**

Delete a contiguous block of rows by index.

- Action

**Find and Replace**

Find and replace text across the spreadsheet. Supply EXACTLY ONE scope: all_sheets=true OR sheet_id. Leave the other unset (do not pass all_sheets=false together with sheet_id).

- Action

**Find Spreadsheet**

Find spreadsheets by exact name via the Drive API (cross-host through the googlesheets connection).

- Action

**Find Worksheet**

Return the worksheet whose title matches the given title (sheet_id/index/found), reading the spreadsheet's sheet properties.

- Action

**Format Cell Range**

Apply background color and bold formatting to a cell range via repeatCell.

- Action

**Format Spreadsheet Row**

Apply a background color across an entire row via repeatCell over a row range.

- Action

**Get Conditional Format Rules**

List all conditional-format rules on each sheet (paired with the sheetId so a follow-up update can target a rule by index).

- Action

**Get Data Range**

Read all values in one or more ranges via batchGet.

- Action

**Get Data Validation Rules**

Read the data-validation rule set on every cell of a range (per-cell dataValidation, via includeGridData with a field mask).

- Action

**Get Many Spreadsheet Rows (Advanced)**

Read multiple ranges at once via batchGet.

- Action

**Get Row by ID**

Read a single row range. NOTE: Google Sheets has no row ID; the row number IS the identity.

- Action

**Get Sheet Names**

Return the titles of all sheets (tabs) in the spreadsheet.

- Action

**Get Spreadsheet by ID**

Fetch spreadsheet metadata (title, sheets, gids, grid properties).

- Action

**List Charts**

List all embedded charts (chartId + title) across every sheet in the spreadsheet.

- Action

**Lookup Spreadsheet Row**

Read a range and return the FIRST row whose cell at column_index equals match_value (Sheets has no server-side filter; this op filters the returned rows).

- Action

**Lookup Spreadsheet Rows (Advanced)**

Read multiple ranges via batchGet and return ALL rows whose cell at column_index equals match_value (Sheets has no server-side filter; this op filters the returned rows).

- Action

**Move Chart**

Reposition an embedded chart to a new overlay anchor cell via updateEmbeddedObjectPosition.

- Action

**Rename Sheet**

Rename a worksheet's title.

- Action

**Search Spreadsheets**

Search spreadsheets by name substring (or full-text) via the Drive API, cross-host through the googlesheets connection.

- Action

**Set Basic Filter**

Apply a basic filter to a range on a sheet via setBasicFilter.

- Action

**Set Data Validation**

Apply a ONE_OF_LIST dropdown data-validation rule to a cell range.

- Action

**Sort Range**

Sort a cell range by one column in ascending or descending order.

- Action

**Update Chart**

Replace an existing chart's spec (title, chart type, domain/series ranges) via updateChartSpec.

- Action

**Update Conditional Format Rules**

Replace an existing conditional-format rule (identified by its index on the sheet) with a new boolean rule.

- Action

**Update Data Validation Rule**

Overwrite the data-validation rule on a cell range with a ONE_OF_LIST dropdown (same endpoint as create; setDataValidation replaces whatever rule the range held).

- Action

**Update Spreadsheet Row**

Overwrite the values at a specific range.

- Action

**Update Spreadsheet Row(s)**

Update one or more disjoint ranges in a single batch.

- Action

**Upsert Row**

Read a range, find the row whose column_index cell equals match_value; UPDATE that row when found, otherwise APPEND a new row. One adaptive write request (method+path chosen by the match script).

## Each app on its own

- [ **Open Science Framework** The Open Science Framework (OSF) is a repository and archive for research projects — study designs...](https://apiant.ai/connections/open-science-framework)
- [ **Google Sheets** Google Sheets](https://apiant.ai/connections/google-sheets)

Reviews

## What our customers say

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Questions

## Open Science Framework and Google Sheets, answered

###

### What can start an automation from Open Science Framework?

Any of Open Science Framework's 3 triggers in the catalog, including New comment, New preprint and New registration. Describe the moment in plain language and your agent picks the right one.

###

### What can your agent do in Google Sheets when something happens in Open Science Framework?

Any of Google Sheets's 46 actions, including Create Chart, Create Conditional Formatting Rule, Create Multiple Spreadsheet Rows and Create Spreadsheet. Your agent maps the data both ways and tests every scenario before it ships.

###

### Can it also run from Google Sheets to Open Science Framework?

Yes. When something happens in Google Sheets, your agent can act in Open Science Framework too. This page covers both directions: Google Sheets's triggers and Open Science Framework's actions are listed here as well.

###

### Do I have to build a connector for Open Science Framework or Google Sheets?

No. Both are in the catalog with their triggers and actions. You describe the automation; your agent builds it, tests every scenario and keeps it running.

###

### Can my AI client use Open Science Framework and Google Sheets without building an automation?

Yes. With your AI client connected to APIANT, ask it to do something in either app once and it runs that action on the spot. Ask for an automation and your agent builds it, tests every scenario and keeps it running. One connection covers both.

###

### What happens when something fails?

Your agent works that out for you. It plans the failure paths along with the happy path, then tests every scenario before it ships.

###

### Is there a free plan?

Yes. Every plan includes the agent, including free, and building from your own AI client spends no assistant credits.
