Initiate Google OAuth2 authentication flow for Google services with automatic browser opening (Drive, Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Calendar, etc.)

Verify Google Drive authentication status for a specific user account

Upload a file to Google Drive. By default path is the server's local filesystem (single call, supports folders). On remote deployments where the client and server are on different machines, set DRIVE_UPLOAD_CLIENT_FS=true: path is then the client's filesystem — the first call returns a pendingUpload payload with a signed PUT URL; the client uploads bytes to that URL, then re-calls this tool with the same path to finalize the Drive upload. Folder uploads are only supported in server-FS mode.

Check server health and configuration

Manage credential storage and security settings

List, enable, or disable FastMCP tools at runtime. Supports both global scope (affects all clients) and session scope (affects only current session). Use service_filter to target all tools for a service (e.g., 'gmail', 'chat', 'drive') without needing to know individual tool names.

Toggle per-session PII privacy mode. When enabled, tool responses have sensitive values (emails, names, phone numbers) replaced with [PRIVATE:token_N] tokens. Requires authenticated session (OAuth or per-user API key).

Verify a blockchain payment to unlock tool access (x402 protocol)

Search Google Drive files with easy file type filtering. Use mime_type parameter for simple filtering (PDF, GOOGLE_DOCS, EXCEL, etc.) or query parameter for advanced Google Drive Query Language searches.

Retrieve the content of a Google Drive file by ID, supporting multiple formats

List files and folders in a specific Google Drive folder with structured output

Create a new file in Google Drive from content or URL

Share Google Drive files with specific people via email addresses

Make Google Drive files publicly accessible (anyone with the link can view)

Unified tool for Google Drive file management: move, copy, rename, or delete files

Search messages in Gmail account using Gmail query syntax with message and thread IDs

Retrieve the full content (subject, sender, body) of a specific Gmail message

Retrieve content of multiple Gmail messages in a single batch request (up to 100 messages)

Retrieve the complete content of a Gmail conversation thread with all messages

Download a specific attachment from a Gmail message. By default returns a temporary signed download URL (15 min, one-time use). Set return_url=false to save to disk, or return_content=true for base64. First use get_gmail_message_content to list attachments.

Send an email using the user's Gmail account with elicitation support for untrusted recipients

Create a draft email in the user's Gmail account with HTML support and multiple recipients

Send a reply to a specific Gmail message with proper threading and HTML support

Create a draft reply to a specific Gmail message with proper threading and HTML support

Forward a Gmail message to specified recipients with HTML formatting preservation and elicitation support

Create a draft forward of a Gmail message with HTML formatting preservation

Compose responsive HTML emails using DSL notation for block structure. Common patterns: ε[ħ, τ] = hero + text, ε[ħ, τx2, Ƀ] = hero + 2 text blocks + button. DSL structure using symbols. Symbols: ε=EmailSpec, ħ=HeroBlock, τ=TextBlock, Ƀ=ButtonBlock, ɨ=ImageBlock, ¢=ColumnsBlock, ©=Column, Ħ=HeaderBlock, ƒ=FooterBlock, ą=AccordionBlock, ȼ=CarouselBlock. Read skill://mjml-email/ for full reference.

List all labels in the user's Gmail account with structured output (system and user-created)

Manage Gmail labels: create, update, or delete labels. Supports single or multiple label operations using lists or JSON strings.

Add or remove labels from a Gmail message

List all Gmail filters/rules in the user's account

Create a new Gmail filter/rule with criteria and actions, with optional retroactive application to existing emails. Supports background execution for large mailboxes.

Get details of a specific Gmail filter by ID

Delete a Gmail filter by ID

Manage the workspace trust list stored in GMAIL_ALLOW_LIST and related People contact labels. Supports 'add', 'remove', 'view' for the Gmail/Chat trust list and 'label_add', 'label_remove' for People contact labels. Trust entries can be single emails, lists, or comma-separated strings; group specs ('group:', 'groupId:') are resolved via the People API. Trusted recipients/targets skip elicitation confirmation for Gmail sending operations today and (in future) selected Chat operations.

Search for Google Docs by name using Drive API

Get content of a Google Doc or Drive file (like .docx)

List Google Docs within a specific Drive folder

Create a new Google Doc or edit an existing one with support for multiple content formats and advanced editing modes. Supports replace_all, insert_at_line, regex_replace, and append modes via edit_config parameter. Accepts plain text, Markdown, HTML, RTF, DOCX, LaTeX formats with automatic detection. Returns structured response with document metadata.

Create a new Google Form with customizable title, description, and document title. Returns form ID and URLs for editing and responses.

Add multiple interactive questions to an existing Google Form. Supports all question types including text, multiple choice, scales, dates, and file uploads with comprehensive formatting options.

Retrieve comprehensive details of a Google Form including metadata, all questions with their types and settings, and access URLs. Perfect for form inspection and analysis.

Control whether a Google Form is accepting responses. Configures basic form settings and provides guidance for full response control via the Forms UI.

Make a Google Form publicly accessible without sign-in requirements and share with specific users. Uses both Forms and Drive APIs for comprehensive permission management.

Retrieve a specific response from a Google Form with detailed answer mappings to questions. Perfect for analyzing individual submissions in detail.

Retrieve all responses from a Google Form with efficient pagination support and structured answer mapping. Returns comprehensive response data ready for analysis.

Modify existing questions in a Google Form including titles, descriptions, required status, and other settings. Uses efficient batch operations for multiple updates.

Create a new Google Slides presentation

Get details about a Google Slides presentation including title, slides count, and metadata

Add a new slide to an existing Google Slides presentation

Update content on a specific slide using batch update operations

Export a Google Slides presentation to various formats with optional local download

Retrieves a list of calendars accessible to the authenticated user

Creates a new Google Calendar with specified properties

Retrieves a list of events from a specified Google Calendar within a given time range. By default, looks for events in the next 10 days starting from the current time.

Create single or multiple events in Google Calendar. TIMEZONE: Always pass the timezone parameter or include UTC offsets in start_time/end_time (e.g., '2025-03-03T15:00:00-05:00') to avoid times being interpreted incorrectly. Supports both individual event creation (backward compatible) and bulk event creation for efficient batch operations.

Modifies an existing event in Google Calendar. TIMEZONE: Always pass the timezone parameter or include UTC offsets in start_time/end_time to avoid time offset issues. Uses PATCH semantics — only specified fields are changed, unspecified fields (including recurrence rules) are preserved.

Deletes one or more events from Google Calendar. Supports single event ID, comma-separated IDs, JSON array strings, or native list format for batch deletion.

Perform bulk operations on calendar events with filters (date range, title pattern, etc.)

Move events from one calendar to another with optional filters

Retrieves the details of a single event by its ID from a specified Google Calendar

Lists Google Chat spaces (rooms and direct messages) accessible to the user

Lists messages from a Google Chat space

Sends a message to a Google Chat space with full markdown formatting support

Searches for messages in Google Chat spaces by text content

Unified tool for Google Chat space administration: manage members, create/update/delete spaces

Send cards to Google Chat using DSL notation for precise structure control. REQUIRED: Use DSL symbols in card_description to define card structure. Common patterns: §[δ] = text card, §[δ, Ƀ[ᵬ×2]] = text + 2 buttons, §[ℊ[ǵ×4]] = grid with 4 items. DSL structure using symbols. Examples: '§[δ, Ƀ[ᵬ×2]]' = Section + text + 2 buttons, 'C_5[C_6×3]' = Carousel with 3 cards. §=Section, δ=DecoratedText, Ƀ=ButtonList, ᵬ=Button, ℊ=Grid, ǵ=GridItem, C_5=Carousel, C_6=CarouselCard, ŋ=NestedWidget. Read skill://gchat-cards/ for full reference.

List spreadsheets from Google Drive that the user has access to

Get information about a specific spreadsheet including its sheets

Read values from a specific range in a Google Sheet

Modify values in a specific range of a Google Sheet - can write, update, or clear values

Create a new Google Spreadsheet

Create a new sheet within an existing spreadsheet

Apply comprehensive formatting to a range in Google Sheets with multiple formatting options in a single request - unified formatting tool that replaces format_sheet_cells, update_sheet_borders, add_conditional_formatting, and merge_cells

List photo albums from Google Photos that the user has access to

Search for photos in Google Photos using filters

List all photos from a specific album

Get detailed information about a specific photo

Create a new album in Google Photos

Get information about the user's Google Photos library

Advanced photo search with smart filtering and optimization

Get detailed information for multiple photos in a single optimized request

Get performance statistics and cache information for Photos API usage

Efficiently sync and analyze album contents with smart caching

Upload one or more photos to Google Photos with batch optimization

Upload all photos from a folder (with optional recursion) to Google Photos

List Google People contact groups / labels for the authenticated user, returning resourceName, name, member counts, and groupType.

Resolve a contact group/label name to its member email addresses. Similar to Gmail's autocomplete - type a label name and get all emails in that group. Useful for batch operations: resolve label → get emails → perform actions on those emails.

Manage Google People contact labels (contact groups) for one or more emails. Supports 'label_add' to ensure contacts exist and attach them to a label, and 'label_remove' to detach matching contacts from a label.

Create and register a new Jinja2 template macro dynamically

Search through Qdrant vector database using natural language queries, filters, point IDs, or DSL filter notation. Supports semantic search, service-specific filtering, analytics queries, recommendation-style example search, direct point lookup, and advanced DSL queries. When filter_dsl is provided, routes to the DSL executor for precise filter-based search. Returns structured search results with relevance scores and metadata.

Parameterized DSL Grammar: symbol{param1=value1, param2=value2}

Values can be:

• Strings: "hello"

• Numbers: 42, 3.14

• Booleans: true, false

• Null: null

• Nested symbols: symbol{...}

• Lists: [item1, item2, ...]

Key filter symbols (used in 'dsl' param): D_5 = DatetimeRange ʄ = FieldCondition ƒ = Filter F_6 = FilterSelector ℏ = HasIdCondition I_2 = IsEmptyCondition I_0 = IsNullCondition ɱ = MatchAny ṁ = MatchText M_0 = MatchTextAny ☆ = MatchValue ř = Range

Advanced query symbols (used in 'query_dsl'/'prefetch_dsl' params): (Types without Unicode symbols use full class names as identifiers) Å = AcornSearchParams C_14 = ContextExamplePair ¢ = ContextPair C_0 = ContextQuery D_6 = DiscoverInput D_2 = DiscoverQuery D_4 = DiscoverRequest D_21 = DiscoverRequestBatch ℱ = Fusion φ = FusionQuery ø = OrderBy ɵ = OrderByQuery ¶ = Prefetch ʔ = QuantizationSearchParams R_12 = RecommendGroupsRequest R_2 = RecommendInput R_4 = RecommendQuery R_5 = RecommendRequest R_18 = RecommendRequestBatch R_10 = RecommendStrategy ♦ = SearchParams

Examples: ƒ{must=[ʄ{key="tool_name", match=☆{value="search"}}]} (filter by tool_name), ƒ{must=[ʄ{key="tool_name", match=ɱ{any=["send_dynamic_card", "send_gmail_message"]}}]} (match any of multiple values).

Retrieve complete document content from Qdrant by point ID. Supports single document fetch or batch fetch with optional client-side ordering by payload key.

Advanced search through historical tool responses with support for: ID lookup (id:xxxxx), filtered search (user_email:test@gmail.com), combined filters with semantic search (user_email:test@gmail.com documents for gardening), and natural language queries

Get comprehensive analytics on tool usage, performance metrics, and patterns. By default returns a concise summary with sample point IDs for fetching specific results - set summary_only=false for detailed data.

Retrieve full details and metadata of a specific stored tool response by its unique ID. LEGACY TOOL - Use 'fetch' tool instead for better formatting and structured output.

Manually trigger cleanup of stale data older than the configured retention period. This removes old tool responses and maintains database performance. The retention period is controlled by the MCP_TOOL_RESPONSES_COLLECTION_CACHE_DAYS environment variable (default: 14 days).