Google Docs

Domain: Workflow

The Google Docs environment simulates a collaborative document workspace for document-centered workflow tasks. It supports document browsing, reading and editing content, adding comments, and sharing documents through link-based access control. This environment is particularly relevant for workflow-agent evaluation because agents may need to extract information from shared documents or act on document content, making document text a natural channel for indirect prompt injection and other content-based attacks.

GUI. Representative GUI views of the simulated Google Docs environment are shown in the figure, covering document browsing, content editing, comment interaction, and link-based sharing workflows.

MCP Tools. The Google Docs environment exposes MCP tools for document management and collaborative editing workflows. As summarized in the MCP-tool table, the interface supports document CRUD operations, search and listing, document sharing and permission control, comments and replies, version-history management, folder organization, image management, and suggestion workflows. These tools enable agents to interact with documents not only as static files but as collaborative artifacts with access control, review state, and revision history. This makes the environment particularly suitable for testing whether agents can safely process document content, manage sharing boundaries, and handle collaborative actions without being manipulated by malicious instructions embedded inside document text or comments.