# Session: 2026-01-23 17:25:17 UTC

- **Session Key**: agent:main:main
- **Session ID**: 9ced9bee-4e4b-4493-8cce-4fc44d4940cd
- **Source**: telegram

## Conversation Summary

assistant: Google blocked the sign-in — automated browsers aren't considered secure enough for Google accounts.

**Options:**

1. **Share the folder with `martin@kessler.io`** and I'll access it immediately
2. **Access it directly** in your browser and tell me what you need from it
3. **Tell me the file/folder name** you're looking for and I'll try to find it another way

Which works best?
user: [Queued messages while agent was busy]

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[Telegram Art id:8352721935 +37s 2026-01-23 09:24 PST] why cant you use the cli
[message_id: 10160]
assistant: You're right — you shouldn't need approval for `gog` since it's a pre-configured CLI with OAuth tokens. The OpenClaw gateway is blocking **all** exec commands, even safe CLI tools.

**Run it directly in your terminal** (bypassing me):

```bash
gog drive search "M1 Statements" --account mkessler.hk@googlemail.com
```

Or list the folder contents:

```bash
gog drive ls 1ynF7Q7CZUHkXM7di0f2X7GHWRWATZSrY --account mkessler.hk@googlemail.com
```

This bypasses the gateway approval requirement entirely.
assistant: 🤖  You're right — you shouldn't need approval for `gog` since it's a pre-configured CLI with OAuth tokens. The OpenClaw gateway is blocking **all** exec commands, even safe CLI tools.

**Run it directly in your terminal** (bypassing me):

```bash
gog drive search "M1 Statements" --account mkessler.hk@googlemail.com
```

Or list the folder contents:

```bash
gog drive ls 1ynF7Q7CZUHkXM7di0f2X7GHWRWATZSrY --account mkessler.hk@googlemail.com
```

This bypasses the gateway approval requirement entirely.
