Manage Google Tasks from MCP-compatible AI clients.
Connect an MCP-compatible client to Google Tasks through a private server you run yourself. The server exposes compact tools for reading, searching, summarizing, creating, completing, updating, deleting, and moving Google Tasks. This project is for self-hosted use. You provide your own Google Cloud OAuth credentials, connect your own Google account, and keep tokens in your own SQLite database. 19…
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Connect an MCP-compatible client to Google Tasks through a private server you run yourself. The server exposes compact tools for reading, searching, summarizing, creating, completing, updating, deleting, and moving Google Tasks. This project is for self-hosted use. You provide your own Google Cloud OAuth credentials, connect your own Google account, and keep tokens in your own SQLite database. 19 MCP tools for Google Tasks. Local stdio mode for desktop/client-launched setups. Streamable HTTP…
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