"What's on today", "set up a standup with the engineering team tomorrow at ten", "cancel Friday at three" — each is one call. The Google OAuth is Nango's job rather than yours, which is the setup cost and the convenience in the same decision.
A Google Calendar client that takes its Google authorization through Nango rather than handling OAuth itself. It reads your calendars and events, creates Meet events with attendees, and cancels events.
- Every calendar you have access to
- Today's events, and upcoming events over a timeframe you choose
- Events inside a date range you name
- A Google Meet event created with its attendees
- An event cancelled
Python 3.8 or newer, a Google account with Calendar access, and a Nango account — the server takes Nango's base URL, secret key, connection id and integration id from the environment, and Nango holds the Google OAuth.
One command plus a key — uvx git+https://github.com/Shameerpc5029/google-calendar-mcp.git, then supply credentials