4 skills.
Use when asked about Google Docs specifically — styles, real-time co-editing, suggesting mode, comments, version history — as distinct from the general google-drive suite overview and from microsoft-word, its closest Microsoft Office equivalent.
Use when asked about Google Drive/Workspace as a suite — how Docs, Sheets, and Slides fit together, cloud-native storage and sharing, real-time collaboration — for app-specific detail see google-docs, google-sheets, and google-slides; the Google Workspace counterpart to microsoft-office.
Use when asked about Google Sheets specifically — formulas and functions, pivot tables, conditional formatting, Apps Script automation, connected sheets/data connectors — as distinct from the general google-drive suite overview and from microsoft-excel, its closest Microsoft Office equivalent.
Use when asked about Google Slides specifically — themes/layouts, real-time co-editing, speaker notes, transitions — as distinct from the general google-drive suite overview and from microsoft-powerpoint, its closest Microsoft Office equivalent, and from pitch-deck for the content/structure of a pitch specifically.