ChatPilot
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Google Calendar

Connect Google Calendar so auto-answer only offers times you are free; needs a Google Cloud project of your own.

Google Calendar lets ChatPilot read your busy times. When a chat asks for a meeting, auto-answer then only offers times you're free; it never sees what else is in your calendar. Google's calendar MCP server is a developer preview at Google.

Connect it

It needs a Google Cloud project of your own:

  1. In the Google Cloud console, create (or pick) a project and switch on the Calendar MCP API.
  2. Create an OAuth client of the type Web application, with the Redirect URL that ChatPilot's form shows (＋ Add system → Google Calendar).
  3. In ChatPilot's form, enter its Client id and Client secret, give it a Name and choose Read it.
  4. Click Sign in with Google Calendar and sign in with your Google account in the new tab.

ChatPilot asks for the read-only scopes Google documents (your calendar list, free/busy times and events). Creating events may need more.

Booking a meeting

When the calendar also has an action that books an appointment, auto-answer may book a meeting, but only in a free slot: ChatPilot reads your busy times itself and fills in the start and end. A time that isn't free, or a calendar that can't be read, becomes a card for you and the reply waits. Check that What ChatPilot understood says Calendar, with a tool for busy times (What ChatPilot understood).

Reading is all ChatPilot does by itself; anything that changes something there is an action you switch on first (Actions in connected systems).

Their documentation: Google's calendar MCP server.

Checked against ChatPilot 0.1.0b1. Report a problem with this page