Give Superconductor's coding agents access to your Google Workspace
Connect Google Workspace to Superconductor and your coding agents can now read the email threads, events, and docs behind a ticket. Superconductor runs that work in a shared session, so teammates can see which emails, events, and docs the agent used.
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 Workspace integration, you can
- Fix the bug a user emailed about in Gmail
- Plan a ticket from a document stored in Google Drive
- Draft a reply to the user who reported the bug
Technical details
- Agents can
- Read and draft mail, look up contacts, create and update events, edit Drive files
- Access
- Each Google app connects separately; Drive needs full Drive access
- Needs
- Sign in with your Google account
- Server
- Google's official MCP servers
Questions
- Does it use Google's official MCP servers?
- Yes. Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Contacts, and Google Drive are four separate connectors, each on Google's official MCP server. You sign in with Google, so there's no API key to create.
- Can I give Drive read-only access?
- No. The Drive connector requires full Drive access, which it uses to search, read, create, and edit files and to call the Docs, Sheets, and Slides APIs. Gmail, Calendar, and Contacts let you decline their write permissions on Google's consent screen.
- Do agents get my Google credentials?
- No. Agents get a short-lived access token, never your long-lived Google credentials, and Superconductor uses your Google data only for the tasks you give agents.