google_workspace_mcp
Overview
The Google Workspace MCP server gives AI assistants direct access to Google Drive files, Docs, Sheets, and Slides. It enables AI to read documents, search Drive content, and create or modify files within your Google Workspace. Editor's Review: This is one of the most practical MCP integrations for enterprise and productivity-focused developers. The ability to have AI read your internal documentation, summarize Google Docs, or extract data from Sheets without manual copy-pasting significantly streamlines knowledge workflows. Configuration requires OAuth credentials and proper Drive scope setup, which can be non-trivial for organizations with strict security policies. Once configured, the integration is reliable and well-documented. Best suited for developers who live within Google Workspace and want AI assistance that understands their existing document ecosystem.
Editor's Review
By Lee Li · 5/7/2026
Best For
Python-based MCP server and CLI tool to control Google Workspace services like Gmail, Calendar, Drive, and Docs using AI.
Decision Snapshot
Usage
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Docs
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- • GitHub stars: 2122
- • Forks: 633
- • Source provenance count: 1
- • Active signal: Updated this week from lifecycle signals.
- • Last seen: 4/15/2026
- • Published: 3/15/2026
Usage
export GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID="..." && export GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="..."
Features
- • Complete Gmail management, end-to-end coverage
- • Full calendar management with advanced features
- • File operations with Office format support
- • Document creation, editing & comments
- • Deep, exhaustive support for fine-grained editing
- • Form creation, publish settings & response management
- • Space management & messaging capabilities
- • Spreadsheet operations with flexible cell management
Compatibility Signals
- • GitHub: mentions (Mentioned in approved metadata/docs evidence.)
Prompt Examples
example
• export GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID="..." && export GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET="..."
Notes / Requirements
- • Primary language: Python
- • License: MIT
- • Source provenance includes GitHub discovery
- • Source feeds: GitHub Search API
- • Topic cluster: documentation
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Source Information
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