Schedule follow-ups in Google Calendar with Superconductor's coding agents
Connect Google Calendar to Superconductor and your coding agents can now check who's free at what times and create or update events. With Superconductor, the agent checks availability and, with Gmail connected, proposes times in a draft, in the same session as the fix.
Superconductor lets you and your team chat with coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and more in shared, secure cloud sessions.
With our Google Calendar integration, you can
- Find a time to review a pull request
- Propose meeting times in a Gmail draft
- Add a release or review to your calendar
Technical details
- Agents can
- List calendars, read events, check free time, create and update events
- Access
- Calendars the connected Google account can see
- Needs
- Sign in with Google; creating events is optional
- Server
- Google's official Google Calendar MCP server
Questions
- Does it use the official Google Calendar MCP server?
- Yes. The connector uses Google's official Calendar MCP server, and you connect by signing in with Google.
- Can agents create events?
- Yes, if you allow it. On Google's consent screen you can decline creating and editing events and checking availability; agents still read your calendar list and events.
- Does it work with Gmail?
- Yes. Connect both, and an agent can check your calendar and draft a reply proposing times.