Google MCP Tools

This is a collection of Google-native tools (e.g., Gmail, Calendar) for the MCP protocol, designed to integrate seamlessly with AI clients like Claude or Cursor.

Features

• Gmail:

  • Send emails with multiple recipients (to, cc, bcc) and attachments.

  • List emails with custom queries, labels, and result limits.

  • Read specific emails by ID.

  • Manage labels (add, remove, list).

  • Draft and delete emails.

• Calendar:

  • List calendars and set a default calendar.

  • Create events with details (summary, start/end time, attendees, etc.).

  • List upcoming events with customizable filters.

  • Update or delete existing events.

  • Find free time slots for scheduling.

• Drive:

  • Filter with search queries

  • Sort by modification date or other criteria

  • Customize display count

  • View detailed file metadata

  • Read file content (text, docs, spreadsheets)

  • Create new files with specified content

  • Update existing files

  • Delete files (trash or permanent)

  • Share files with specific permissions

• Tasks:

  • View all task lists

  • Create new task lists

  • Delete existing task lists

  • Set default task list

  • List tasks with filters

  • View task details

  • Create tasks with title, notes, and due dates

  • Update task properties

  • Mark tasks as complete

  • Delete tasks

• TODO Plans:

  • Google Contacts: Search and manage contacts.

  • And Many More...

You can chain commands for workflows, e.g.:

"List my unread emails, draft a reply to the latest one, and schedule a follow-up meeting tomorrow at 2 PM."

Manual Installation

1. Prerequisites:

   • Install Bun:

   brew install oven-sh/bun/bun # macOS/Linux with Homebrew

2. Set Up OAuth:

   • Create a Google Cloud project in the Google Cloud Console.

   • Set up OAuth 2.0 credentials (Client ID, Client Secret).

   • Choose the type Desktop app.

   • If using test mode, add your email to the test users list.

   • Make sure to enable API access for desired services (Gmail, Calendar, Drive etc.).

3. Configure Your Client: Edit your claude_desktop_config.json (or equivalent config file for your client):

4. Authenticate:

   • The first time you run the server, it will open a browser for OAuth authentication. Follow the prompts to grant access, and tokens will be saved to GOOGLE_OAUTH_TOKEN_PATH.

Usage

Now, ask Claude to use the google-mcp tool.

Local Development

Thank you for using Google MCP Tools! If you have any questions or suggestions, feel free to open an issue or contribute to the project.

Play around with the tools and enjoy!!