Automates the creation of Google Calendar meeting invitations through an API-driven interface.
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This Python-based tool simplifies the process of scheduling meetings on Google Calendar. It authenticates using OAuth and leverages the Google Calendar API to create new events on a user's primary calendar with minimal input. Beyond its command-line interface, it also functions as a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, allowing AI assistants and other compatible systems to programmatically invoke meeting creation directly, streamlining scheduling into broader automated workflows.
Key Features
01Customizable meeting parameters including time, attendees, title, notes, and duration
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03Exposes an MCP server for AI assistant integration (e.g., Codex, Claude Desktop)
04OAuth 2.0 authentication for secure API access
05Automated Google Calendar event creation via API
06Command-line interface (CLI) for quick meeting setup
Use Cases
01Programmatically schedule Google Calendar meetings from scripts or the terminal
02Enable AI assistants to create calendar events directly through an MCP integration
03Automate routine meeting setups for teams or personal scheduling
