HybridClaw 0.13.0 adds Google Workspace access

HybridClaw is starting to look less like a demo harness and more like a real office-automation runtime. The Google Workspace integration matters, but the stronger signal is that the project is trying to make agent access useful without handing the LLM raw credentials.

• –Bundled `gog`/`gws` workflows turn email, scheduling, and spreadsheet work into first-class agent actions.
• –v0.13.0 also adds JSON agent provisioning and first-class Anthropic support, which suggests the platform is broadening beyond one-off skills.
• –Server-side secret injection is the right security model for agentic Workspace access, especially when the agent is acting on real business data.
• –The main risk shifts from “can it connect?” to “how do you constrain permissions and resist prompt injection once it can read inboxes and files?”
• –This is a credible open-source infra update, not just a feature brag, because it combines tooling, security, and workflow depth.