Barie Google Calendar MCP Server
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for managing Google Calendar — create, update, delete, search events, check availability, and more.
Installation
# Using uvx (recommended)
uvx --from . barie-google-calendar-mcp
# Or install locally
pip install -e .
Usage
barie-google-calendar-mcp \
--access-token "YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN" \
--refresh-token "YOUR_REFRESH_TOKEN" \
--client-id "YOUR_CLIENT_ID" \
--client-secret "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET" \
--expiry "2024-12-31T23:59:59Z" \
--scopes '["https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.events"]'
Required Arguments
--access-token— Google OAuth2 access token--refresh-token— Google OAuth2 refresh token--client-id— Google OAuth2 client ID--client-secret— Google OAuth2 client secret
Optional Arguments
--expiry— Token expiry timestamp (ISO format)--scopes— OAuth2 scopes as JSON array string (default:calendar.events)
Features
- Create Events — Create calendar events with attendees, reminders, recurrence, Google Meet links, and attachments
- Update Events — Modify any event field (title, time, attendees, location, etc.)
- Delete Events — Remove events with attendee notification options
- List Events — Retrieve events with time range filtering
- Search Events — Full-text search across event titles, descriptions, and locations
- Check Availability — Query free/busy status for one or more calendars
- List Calendars — View all calendars the user has access to
- Timezone Info — Auto-detect user timezone from Google Calendar settings
- Current Date — Get current date/time in the user's timezone
Tools
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
get-events |
Get events from a calendar with time range filtering |
search-events |
Search events by text query |
list-calendars |
List all available calendars |
get-timezone-info |
Get timezone information from Google Calendar |
get-current-date |
Get current date and time in user's timezone |
check-availability |
Check free/busy status for calendars |
create-event |
Create a new calendar event |
update-event |
Update an existing calendar event |
delete-event |
Delete a calendar event |
Development
python server.py --help
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