takumi0706/google-calendar-mcp

Overview

An MCP server that integrates Google Calendar with Claude Desktop via the Model Context Protocol. It enables Claude to read, create, and manage calendar events through natural language commands. Built in TypeScript, it serves as a bridge between Google's calendar API and the Claude Desktop interface.

Best for

Best for
Developers and power users who want to manage Google Calendar via natural language in Claude Desktop

Use cases

• Scheduling events and meetings through chat conversations
• Checking calendar availability and upcoming events
• Creating, modifying, or deleting calendar entries on demand

Notes

An MCP server that integrates Google Calendar with Claude Desktop via the Model Context Protocol. It enables Claude to read, create, and manage calendar events through natural language commands. Built in TypeScript, it serves as a bridge between Google’s calendar API and the Claude Desktop interface.

56 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-10-22. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

• Scheduling events and meetings through chat conversations
• Checking calendar availability and upcoming events
• Creating, modifying, or deleting calendar entries on demand

Pros

• Enables direct calendar management from Claude Desktop without switching apps
• Leverages the full Google Calendar API through a structured MCP interface
• Simple setup for users already comfortable with OAuth and API credentials

Cons

• Requires setting up Google API credentials and OAuth consent screen
• Dependent on the MCP protocol and Claude Desktop (not usable standalone)
• Limited to the features exposed by the current MCP server implementation

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