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Google Calendar (Natoma)

Connect AI assistants to Google Calendar for event management and scheduling through Natoma.

Early Access — This server is currently in early access. Features and configuration may change.

Type: Natoma Hosted

Source Type: Remote URL

Description: This connection enables AI-powered calendar management, event creation, and scheduling through Natoma. Available tools are a subset of the Google Workspace Server.

Setup

Step 1: Enable the Google Calendar API

  1. Go to the Google Cloud Console.

  2. Make sure your target project is selected in the top project dropdown.

  3. In the left sidebar, navigate to APIs & Services > Library.

  4. Search for Google Calendar API and click on it.

  5. Click Enable.

You can also enable both APIs directly:

Step 2: Configure the OAuth Consent Screen

  1. In the Google Cloud Console, go to Google Auth Platform > Branding (or search "OAuth consent screen" in the top search bar).

  2. If the Auth Platform isn't set up yet, click Get Started and fill in the following:

    • App name: Google Calendar MCP Server

    • User support email: your email address — click Next

    • Audience: Select Internal — click Next

    • Contact email: your email address

  3. Agree to the Google API Services User Data Policy, then click Continue > Create.

  4. Click Data Access in the left menu, then click Add or Remove Scopes.

  5. In the panel that appears, scroll down to Manually add scopes and paste in both scopes (one per line):

  6. Click Add to Table, then Update, then Save.

Step 3: Create an OAuth 2.0 Client ID

  1. Go to Google Auth Platform > Clients > Create Client and select Web application as the application type.

  2. Name the application.

  3. In the Authorized redirect URIs section, click + Add URL and enter:

Use exactly this redirect URI — Natoma will not complete the OAuth flow if it doesn't match.

  1. Click Create and copy the Client ID and Client Secret.

Step 4: Configure the Connector in Natoma

  1. Log in to your Natoma workspace as an Admin and navigate to Apps, then search for Google Calendar (Natoma).

  2. Click + > Allow Personal Connections.

  3. In the connector configuration dialog, enter the following:

Field
Value

Server name

Google Calendar MCP (or any descriptive label)

OAuth Client ID

The Client ID from Step 3

OAuth Client Secret

The Client Secret from Step 3

  1. Save the connector. Natoma will initiate an OAuth consent flow to authorize access to your Google Calendar.

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