"Google Classroom" matching MCP servers:

An MCP server that enables AI assistants to read, search, and act on Google Workspace services including Gmail, Drive, Docs, YouTube, and Calendar.

Enables natural-language event searches through Google Events, returning structured JSON with dates, venues, ticket links, and map details, plus support for localization, filters, and pagination.

A hosted Model Context Protocol server providing read-only YouTube tools for search, video/channel data, and transcripts, with no Google Cloud project or API key required.

Enables AI agents to work with a user's Google Photos through Google's picker, letting users choose exactly what the agent sees while providing tools for uploading media, creating and sharing albums, writing captions and enrichments, searching app-created media, and managing multiple Google accounts.

MCP server for controlling Google TV devices via natural language. Enables key presses, text input, and app launching on paired devices.

Google Veo AI video generation with text-to-video, image-to-video, multi-image fusion, 1080p upscaling, and multiple quality/speed models.

An MCP server for accesso Passport mobile ticket links that reads orders, admissions, barcodes, and Google Wallet passes without login. It provides read-only tools to fetch ticket details, save barcode images, and resolve email tracking links.

Enables a small local model to turn ticket screenshots into Google Calendar events, Spotify teaser playlists, setlist.fm lookups, weekly setlist checks, and Telegram topic updates through a few coarse tools.

Enables local stdio access to YouTube Music song search, song-radio recommendations, and creation of private playlists in a connected Google account.

Local YouTube MCP server for turning public video, channel, and playlist URLs into structured context, with bounded comment retrieval, timestamped captions, and owned-playlist management using your own Google Cloud credentials.

MCP server for FreshRSS RSS reader enabling feed reading, subscription management, and item actions via the Google Reader compatible API.

Enables managing your own YouTube playlists through an MCP-capable agent using existing YouTube browser cookies, without requiring a Google API key, Google Cloud project, or OAuth app. Supports listing, creating, renaming, describing, adding to, removing from, and deleting playlists.

Enables AI agents to manage events, venues, songs, and users via the Sonic API, with integrated Spotify and Google Maps search.

A comprehensive guide and template collection for building model Context Protocol (MCP) servers using FastMCP and deploying them to Google Cloud Run.

Enables AI-powered YouTube video analysis including transcript management, video summaries, chapter generation, keyword extraction, and playback control. Supports searching videos, retrieving channel/playlist information, and translating transcripts using Google Gemini AI.

Manage a YouTube channel through official Google APIs — videos, comments, playlists, live broadcasts, captions, and analytics — plus an auditable giveaway suite for comment-entry giveaways with deterministic winner drawing.

Provides tools to search and retrieve news across various categories including business, technology, science, and sports via the Google News API. It supports keyword searches, autocomplete suggestions, and region-specific news across multiple languages.

Enables natural language tracking and exploration of books, movies/TV, quotes, podcasts, and personalized recommendations, using Google Cloud Firestore as a private, intelligent entertainment memory and AI curator.

Enables discovery and control of smart appliances (TVs, media devices) on the local network through natural language, supporting providers like Roku, Google TV, and Home Assistant.

Enables agents and MCP clients to run Google Search and YouTube queries, retrieve metadata, transcripts, captions, and channel data, and deliver video or audio media to cloud storage through local stdio or client integrations.

An MCP server that allows AI models to control YouTube Music playback through Google Chrome by searching and playing songs using song and artist names.

Provides functionality to search YouTube videos and automatically save the results to Google Sheets.

Enables AI assistants to interact with YouTube channels, providing analytics, video metadata updates, transcript extraction, and comment management through official Google APIs with OAuth 2.0.

Enables Claude and other MCP clients to query a user's YouTube channel analytics and public YouTube data—including videos, channels, playlists, comments, searches, and trending charts—through read-only Google APIs on a privately hosted deployment.

A local, read-only MCP server that provides Claude with private YouTube Analytics data—views, retention, traffic sources, demographics, revenue, and impressions/CTR—via authenticated Google APIs.

Enables AI assistants to run customized YouTube searches, combining relevance and view-count rankings to surface videos that are both on-topic and popular, and to fetch detailed metadata for known videos by ID or URL. Deploys as a remote Streamable HTTP server on Google Cloud Run or Cloudflare Workers.

Enables AI agents to search, list, preview, and export photos from Apple Photos, Google Photos Picker sessions, and local Google Takeout archives using native search and metadata inspection.

Enables MCP clients to manage multiple named YouTube accounts through one local stdio server, covering video upload and scheduling, metadata, captions, playlists, comments, live broadcasts and chat, channel branding, and analytics reporting via the official Google APIs. It also offers optional FFmpeg-based local media tools for probing, muxing audio, normalizing loudness, trimming, burning subtitles, and extracting thumbnails.

Enables agents and MCP clients to perform Google and YouTube searches, fetch video metadata, transcripts, captions, and channel data, and deliver media downloads to cloud storage through direct API calls.

Enables MCP clients to read the signed-out Google Discover feed as structured JSON without a Google account, including each card's position, title, publisher, URL, domain, type, age, and image. It also lets agents check whether a domain appears in the feed and collect up to 300 cards.