Google Calendar MCP
Natural language calendar management powered by Model Context Protocol. Ask to create events, check your schedule, or manage meetings—all through conversation.
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that enables AI assistants to securely connect to external data sources and tools. Instead of hardcoding integrations, MCP creates a universal interface between LLMs and services like Google Calendar.
Why Google Calendar?
This demo showcases how MCP can bridge conversational AI with enterprise tools. The same pattern applies to Slack, Notion, CRMs, databases—any API can become an MCP resource for autonomous agents.
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1OAuth 2.0 Authentication
Secure connection to Google Calendar using OAuth 2.0 flow with proper scopes for calendar read/write access.
2MCP Server Setup
A dedicated MCP server exposes Google Calendar as tools (create, list, update, delete) to the LLM agent.
3Natural Language Processing
LLM interprets user intent, extracts event details, and calls appropriate MCP tools to execute calendar operations.
Production Considerations
- Implement proper error handling for API rate limits and network failures
- Add confirmation prompts for destructive actions (delete events)
- Support timezone-aware scheduling for global teams
- Extend to other calendar providers (Outlook, Apple Calendar) via unified MCP interface
- Add support for recurring events and calendar sharing