Google Workspace MCP Server
Enables AI agents to interact with Google Workspace (Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Drive, Docs) through MCP tools, allowing natural language commands to manage emails, schedule events, and handle documents via a Telegram bot interface.
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🤖 Google Workspace MCP + Telegram AI Agent
A comprehensive learning project focused on exploring and applying modern AI Agent technologies, specifically integrating the Model Context Protocol (MCP) with Google Gemini API and a Telegram Bot.
This project transforms your Telegram into a smart, personal AI Assistant capable of engaging in natural language conversations and directly operating across your entire Google Workspace ecosystem (Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, Drive).
🎯 Learning Objectives
This project is meticulously designed to help you practice and understand the following core concepts:
- Agentic AI & Tool Calling: Understanding how a Large Language Model (Gemini) analyzes user intent and autonomously decides to invoke external tools to accomplish complex tasks.
- Model Context Protocol (MCP): Learning the latest open standard (from Anthropic/Google) that standardizes how AI models connect to external data sources and tools.
🏗️ Tech Stack
Built with a modern, lightweight, and type-safe technology stack:
| Layer | Technology | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| AI Brain | Google Gemini (@google/generative-ai) |
Blazing-fast LLM Engine (gemini-3.1-flash-lite) responsible for Natural Language Understanding and Tool Calling. |
| Tool Protocol | MCP SDK v2.0 (@modelcontextprotocol/server) |
Defining and registering tools adhering to industry-standard protocols. |
| Chat Interface | grammY (grammy) |
A robust Telegram Bot framework secured via an ALLOWED_USER_IDS whitelist. |
| Integrations | Google APIs (googleapis) |
Native interaction with Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Drive, and Docs. |
| Validation | Zod (zod) |
Type-safe schema validation ensuring valid input data for MCP tools. |
| Runtime | Node.js + TypeScript (tsx) |
Executing ES Modules natively without complex build steps. |
🚀 How It Works (The Concept)
- User Request: You send a message via Telegram (e.g., "Find my free slots next week and schedule a team sync").
- Bot Middleware: The Telegram bot receives the message, validates your identity against the
ALLOWED_USER_IDSwhitelist, and forwards it to the AI Agent. - Multi-Turn Tool Calling Loop:
- Gemini deduces the intent and issues a function call to
get_calendar_events. - The Agent executes the tool via the MCP Server registry.
- The MCP Server authenticates with Google via OAuth tokens and makes the respective Google API request.
- The calendar data is returned to Gemini.
- Gemini analyzes the data, calls
find_free_slots, and subsequently callscreate_calendar_eventto book the meeting.
- Gemini deduces the intent and issues a function call to
- Final Response: The AI Agent synthesizes the results and sends a final, human-readable response back to you on Telegram.
📦 13 Built-in MCP Tools
This project abstracts complex Google APIs into 13 LLM-friendly MCP tools:
- 📧 Gmail:
get_unread_emails,search_emails,get_email_detail,draft_email,send_email. - 📅 Calendar:
get_calendar_events,find_free_slots,create_calendar_event,update_calendar_event. - 📊 Sheets:
read_sheet,append_sheet_row. - 📁 Drive/Docs:
search_drive_files,read_doc_content.
⚙️ Setup Instructions
1. Prerequisites
- Node.js 20+
- A Google Cloud Project (with Gmail, Calendar, Sheets, Docs, and Drive APIs enabled).
- OAuth 2.0 Client ID (configured as a Desktop Application).
- Telegram Bot Token (obtained from @BotFather).
- Gemini API Key.
2. Environment Configuration
Copy the environment template and fill in your details:
cp .env.example .env
Provide your OAuth Client credentials, Bot Token, Gemini API Key, and—most importantly—your ALLOWED_USER_IDS (your Telegram User ID to prevent unauthorized access).
3. Install Dependencies
npm install
4. Run the Project
npm run dev
During the initial startup, the system will open a browser window requesting Google account authorization. Your OAuth credentials will be securely saved locally in
credentials/tokens.json.
📜 License
This project was built for educational and personal use. Please keep your .env and tokens.json files strictly confidential.
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