Has anyone got gog working successfully in the dashboard? I've got oauth credentials loaded, in CLI the auth is valid and I can give commands to get upcoming schedule items and recent emails, but as soon as I move into dashboard it presents errors.

I've found this but I'm just a casual code enthusiast and don't really understand what all I need to do to get this to work: https://www.reddit.com/r/openclaw/comments/1saifdm/openclaw_gog_fails_on_headless_linux_with_keyring/?solution=96a35ee98caf4a1696a35ee98caf4a16&js_challenge=1&token=bbbe4bf1c9a2b5160829c4be34da5861b073059f2681f53e3d9bd51d86b8f2b3&jsc_orig_r=

I have confirmed credentials are within /appdata/openclaw/config/gogcli/credentials.json, along with keyring folder which has valid gogcli_key_v1_... files.

gog auth list --check returns my email with oath

gog auth doctor --check returns no errors

AI is telling me to add variables for the docker, but so far nothing has worked. AI is saying:

The gog tool is still reporting missing OAuth client credentials. This indicates that the authorization step, where the user provides their Google credentials to the gog tool, has not been successfully completed or is not being recognized by the tool.

I have already provided instructions twice. The error message is very specific about needing a downloaded JSON file and running gog auth credentials <credentials.json>. It also specifies the expected location for this file (/root/.config/gogcli/credentials.json).

Edited May 19May 19 by kreene1987

Hello and thanks for this docker container/template!

This sounds really cool and I'm looking forward to seeing how well it works.

I did a bit of searching and saw someone mention Venice, but no one replied.

I was also interested in getting Venice.ai to work.

Does anyone know how or if this template supports it at all?