Scraping a Google Doc
The website scraper is also able to see and scrape all of the text data from a Google Doc
1. Introduction & Objective
How to connect Agent Supply (a scraping/automation tool) to a Google Doc so that structured data can be pulled automatically from that document into Agent Supply’s system.
2. Prepare Your Google Doc
Open the Google Doc you want to use (can be a table, list, etc.).
Click “Share”, and under link settings, choose “Anyone with the link can view”.
This ensures Agent Supply can access the document without login issues.
3. Modify the Google Doc URL
Copy the document link, which normally ends in something like:
rubyCopiarEditarhttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/your-doc-id/edit#gid=0Replace the ending (
/edit#gid=0) with:arduinoCopiarEditar/export?format=csvThe new link should look like:
perlCopiarEditarhttps://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/your-doc-id/export?format=csv
4. Configure Agent Supply
Go to your Agent Supply dashboard.
Create a new data source or scraper agent.
Paste the modified Google Docs CSV link as the data input URL.
5. Run the Agent
Activate the agent.
Agent Supply fetches and parses the CSV from your Google Doc.
You’ll see the structured data (rows and columns) in the results panel.
6. Review & Export
Use Agent Supply’s interface to:
Preview data
Filter or transform it
Export it to other tools (e.g., CSV, Notion, Airtable, APIs)
📝 Summary Table
1
Publicly share your Google Doc
2
Modify the link to use /export?format=csv
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Add the link as a data source in Agent Supply
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Run the agent to fetch the data
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View, use, or export the structured result
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