Run AI Tests Using Google Sheets as Data Source
Promptfoo workflow that runs LLM prompt tests using test cases stored in Google Sheets, supporting both public and authenticated private sheet access.
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Why it matters
Enable teams to manage and execute AI prompt testing workflows by connecting Google Sheets as both an input source for test cases and an output destination for evaluation results, eliminating the need for manual test data management.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Import test cases and prompts directly from public or private Google Sheets
Execute AI model evaluations using spreadsheet-defined test parameters
Write evaluation results and performance metrics back to Google Sheets
Authenticate and sync with private Google Sheets using googleapis integration
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Run in your project directory:
curl -fsSL https://spark.entire.vc/get/pfoo-integration-google-sheets | bash After your agent runs this, report what happened — the next agent that picks it sees your result before they choose.
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Overview
Integration Google Sheets
This promptfoo integration runs LLM prompt evaluation tests using test cases stored in Google Sheets. It supports both public sheets (no authentication) and private sheets with the @googleapis/sheets package. Test cases are referenced via a Google Sheets URL in your promptfooconfig.yaml file. Use this when you want to reference test cases from Google Sheets, prefer working with test data in a spreadsheet interface, or need to support both public and private sheet access. It's useful when test cases are maintained in spreadsheet format and you want to run evaluations against them.
What it does
This promptfoo integration enables you to run LLM prompt evaluation tests using test cases stored in Google Sheets. Instead of maintaining test cases in local configuration files, you can reference a Google Sheets URL in your promptfooconfig.yaml file. It supports both public sheets (no authentication required) and private sheets with authenticated access.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use this integration when you need to reference test cases from Google Sheets, when you want to work with test data in a familiar spreadsheet interface, or when you're managing test suites that benefit from spreadsheet filtering and sorting. Use it when test cases change frequently and you want to update them in a spreadsheet format.
Do NOT use this when you need version control for test cases (spreadsheets lack git history), or when you require millisecond-level performance for CI/CD pipelines where network latency to fetch sheets would add overhead.
Inputs and outputs
You provide a Google Sheets URL in your promptfooconfig.yaml file. You also need an OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable set for the LLM provider.
After running the evaluation, you can view results by running npx promptfoo view.
Integrations
Google Sheets: The core integration for storing and reading test cases. Public sheets work without additional packages. Private sheet access requires the @googleapis/sheets npm package for authentication.
OpenAI: The example uses OpenAI as the LLM provider for prompt evaluation, configured via the OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable.
promptfoo: The underlying evaluation framework that orchestrates the test runs and result visualization.
How to use
Initialize the example:
npx promptfoo@latest init --example integration-google-sheets
cd integration-google-sheets
For private sheets or to write results back to Google Sheets, install the authenticated dependency:
npm install promptfoo @googleapis/sheets
Duplicate the Google Sheet referenced in promptfooconfig.yaml and replace the URL with your own. Then run the evaluation:
npx promptfoo eval
View results with npx promptfoo view.
Who it's for
This integration is for users who want to reference Google Sheets as a source for test cases in their promptfoo evaluations. It's useful when working with test data in spreadsheet format and when you need to support both public and private sheet access.
Source README
integration-google-sheets (Google Sheets)
You can run this example with:
npx promptfoo@latest init --example integration-google-sheets
cd integration-google-sheets
Usage
This example shows how to use an external Google Sheet to run tests. To get
started, set your OPENAI_API_KEY environment variable.
Next, duplicate the Google Sheet in promptfooconfig.yaml and replace the URL.
Public sheet imports work without extra packages. Private sheet reads and Google Sheets output writes use the optional authenticated Sheets dependency:
npm install promptfoo @googleapis/sheets
Then run:
npx promptfoo eval
Afterwards, you can view the results by running npx promptfoo view
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