About Nodejs Model Context Protocol
Nodejs Model Context Protocol is an MCP server published by Rakib-hasan14 in the AI category: mCP server: Nodejs Model Context Protocol.
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README
📅 MCP Server with Google Calendar Interaction via Node.js
A lightweight MCP (Multi-Channel Platform) Server built with Node.js, designed to read and interact with your Google Calendar events in a conversational, chat-like format — without complex authentication or large model integration.
🧩 Overview
This project aims to offer a basic interface for retrieving calendar events using the Google Calendar API and responding to simple queries through a chat-style endpoint.
Ideal for small-scale bots, assistants, or integrations where you want to interact with your calendar programmatically without full OAuth flows or AI models.
🛠 Tech Stack
- Node.js – Server runtime
- Google Calendar API – To fetch calendar data (via service account or static token)
- dotenv – For environment configuration
- Minimal Chat Logic – Handle simple natural language-like requests manually (e.g., "next event", "today's events")
✨ Features
- 📆 Retrieve upcoming Google Calendar events
- 💬 Ask for:
- Today's events
- Next event
- Events for a specific date
- 🧪 Simple simulated chat interface via HTTP endpoints
- 🧹 Clean, modular code for quick customization
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