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Google Calendar MCP

A community-built Model Context Protocol server for Google Calendar that enables agents to read and write events, manage recurrence, check availability, and handle calendars. It uses per-user OAuth against the user's own Google account and enforces correct handling of all-day events, IANA time zones, and availability logic to avoid common pitfalls in calendar data interpretation.

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Google Calendar MCP logo, by mmedumCommunity listingLocal stdioSource reviewed; not executedPublished by mmedum
You need:You need your own Google Cloud project and OAuth client.Create a project and enable the Google Calendar APIConfigure the OAuth consent screen and, on an External app, add the scopes docs/gcp-setup.md listsCreate an OAuth client of type Desktop app and download the JSON
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What you can do with it

  • Read events and calendars
  • Write and update events
  • Check user availability
  • Manage event recurrence

Source and maintenance

Community listingRegistry 5.1.0
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https://github.com/mmedum/google-calendar-mcp/releases/download/v5.1.0/google-calendar-mcp_5.1.0.mcpb 5.1.0

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