Scheduler-MCP
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MCP Scheduler is a server that integrates with Google Calendar and Google Tasks to manage events and tasks.
MCP Scheduler
This is an MCP server that provides tools to manage events in your google calendar and tasks.
Adding the MCP Server
Installation Steps
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Install uv to manage the dependencies, as recomended by Model context protocol
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Clone the Repository
git clone https://github.com/JorgeVanco/Scheduler-MCP.git cd Scheduler-MCP -
Configure Google API Credentials
- Go to the Google Cloud Console
- Create a new project
- Enable the Google Calendar API and Google Tasks API
- Create OAuth 2.0 credentials and download the
credentials.jsonfile - Place the
credentials.jsonfile in the project root directory
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Add the MCP config to the model configuration file Add the following JSON configuration to the configuration file:
"mcpServers": {
"Scheduler": {
"command": "uv",
"args": [
"--directory",
"C:\\Path\\to\\Scheduler-MCP",
"run",
"-m",
"src.main"
]
}
}
Note Replace
C:\\Path\\to\\Scheduler-MCPwith the full path to the Scheduler-MCP folder
This configuration runs the src.main module using uv in the specified directory.
Usage
Once configured, your language model will be able to interact with Google Calendar and Google Tasks through this MCP server.
Example Commands
- "Schedule a meeting for tomorrow at 10:00 AM"
- "Show my events for this week"
- "Create a task to buy groceries"
Troubleshooting
Google Authentication
The first time the model starts the MCP server, a Google authentication window will pop up to request access to your calendars. Access tokens are stored in token.json to avoid logging in every time.
If you encounter errors, it might be because the token has expired. To fix this, delete the token.json file from the Scheduler-MCP folder.
Coming Soon: A tool to automatically manage authentication tokens.
