Google Calendar MCP Server (nspady): Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Shows every calendar on your Google account

  Returns the calendars your connected Google account can see, so the assistant can pick the right one.

  Try: “Which calendars do I have?”

  Network · list-calendars

• Lists events in a date range

  Pulls events from one or more calendars between two dates. You can name a calendar instead of giving its ID.

  Try: “What is on my work calendar next week?”

  Network · list-events

• Finds events by keyword

  Looks through a calendar for events whose text matches a word or phrase.

  Try: “Find every event with "dentist" in the title.”

  Network · search-events

• Opens one event in full

  Fetches all details of a single event when you already know its ID.

  Try: “Show me the details of the event we just found.”

  Network · get-event

• Checks when people or calendars are free

  Asks Google which time slots are busy across calendars, including other people's. The date range can be at most three months.

  Try: “When am I and Sam both free on Thursday afternoon?”

  Network · get-freebusy

• Tells the assistant today's date and time

  Returns the current date and time in your calendar's timezone. The tool text says to call it before any scheduling so "tomorrow" means the right day.

  Try: “What time is it in my calendar's timezone?”

  Read · get-current-time

• Lists event colors and labels

  Returns the old numbered event colors, plus a calendar's custom event labels when you pass the calendar.

  Try: “What colors can I use for events on my work calendar?”

  Network · list-colors

• Adds an event to a calendar

  Makes one new event. It can also colour the event with a custom label, and it checks for conflicts and duplicates first.

  Try: “Book a 30 minute call with Priya on Friday at 2pm.”

  Write · create-event

• Adds many events at once

  Makes several events in one call from shared defaults such as calendar and timezone. It skips the conflict and duplicate checks to go faster.

  Try: “Add these five workshop dates to my team calendar.”

  Write · create-events

• Changes an existing event

  Edits an event's fields. For repeating events you choose whether the change hits one occurrence or the whole series.

  Try: “Move tomorrow's standup to 10am and rename it "Sprint sync".”

  Write · update-event

• Removes an event

  Deletes an event from a calendar. Google marks this tool as destructive.

  Try: “Delete the "Old project review" meeting on Tuesday.”

  Delete · delete-event

• Accepts or declines an invitation

  Sends your reply to an invitation: accept, decline, maybe, or no response.

  Try: “Decline the Friday all-hands invite.”

  Write · respond-to-event

• Adds, lists or removes Google accounts

  Lets the assistant list the connected Google accounts, start sign-in for another one, or remove a stored account from this server.

  Try: “Connect my second Google account and list all connected accounts.”

  Delete · manage-accounts

Watch out for

• It can delete events

  delete-event and update-event are marked destructive in the source. Approve each call, or limit tools with ENABLED_TOOLS. github.com

• Write tools are on by default

  With no filter, all 13 tools load, including create and respond. Use --enable-tools to expose only what you need. github.com

• Test-mode sign-in expires after a week

  While your Google Cloud app is in test mode, the sign-in token expires after 7 days and you must run the auth command again. github.com

• manage-accounts can remove stored accounts

  The remove action deletes a saved Google account from this server. It does not touch your Google account itself. github.com

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