MCP.Pizza Chef: taylorwilsdon
Twelve Google services are covered here — Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Tasks, Contacts and Chat among them — with more than a hundred separate actions behind one connection. Your assistant can search mail, draft replies, create and edit documents, build spreadsheets, check who is free and move events. Setting it up means creating your own Google sign-in credentials, which is the most involved part; after that nothing goes anywhere except to Google on your behalf.
Calendar
Email
Files/PDF
Use This MCP server To
Search my Gmail and draft a reply for review Book a meeting when everyone invited is actually free Create a formatted Google Doc from my rough notes Build a spreadsheet from numbers I paste in Find a file in Drive and share it with someone Turn a list of to-dos into Google Tasks Summarize what happened in a long email thread
README
google_workspace_mcp FAQ
Which apps does this cover?
Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms, Tasks, Contacts, Chat and Google Search — twelve services behind a single connection.
Does it work with a free Google account?
Yes — free accounts and every paid Workspace plan are supported, though a few extras such as Chat spaces need a Workspace plan.
Which assistants can I use it in?
Claude Desktop and Claude on the web, ChatGPT in developer mode, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex and other tools that accept MCP connections.
Can I use this to clean out my inbox?
Yes — it can search, label, draft, send and handle attachments, so triaging mail conversation by conversation works well.
How hard is setup?
This one suits the technically comfortable: you create your own Google sign-in credentials in Google Cloud, then run it locally or host it for your team.
Is it safe to give it my account?
It is open source under the MIT license, uses credentials you created yourself, and sends nothing anywhere except to Google on your behalf.
Can I stop it from changing anything?
Yes — a read-only mode is included for people who only want it to look things up.