Google Calendar plugin for Codex
Use Google Calendar to summarize a day, check availability, list calendars, and create, update, or delete events directly from task prompts.
How to install Google Calendar in Codex
codex plugin add google-calendar@openai-curatedCommand format from the Codex CLI reference (codex plugin add <plugin[@marketplace]>); openai-curated is the marketplace name in OpenAI's catalog file. You need to be signed in to Codex. Source: Codex CLI reference.
Or in Codex CLI type /plugins and pick it from the OpenAI curated marketplace; in the ChatGPT desktop app, open the Plugins tab. Start a new session afterwards so the plugin's skills and tools load. (OpenAI plugin docs)
What it contains
MCP servers (1)
google-calendar
App connectors (1)
google-calendar— ChatGPT app connection (sign-in handled by the plugin)
Example prompts from the manifest
- Summarize my calendar, compare availability, prep meetings, or draft event details
About this listing
Google Calendar is in OpenAI's official curated Codex plugin catalog, published by OpenAI. It shows up in the Codex CLI plugin browser (/plugins) and in the ChatGPT desktop app's Plugins tab. From its files we found 1 MCP server, 1 app connector. The manifest says version 1.2.6. It's one of 104 listings in the Productivity category.
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Google Calendar FAQ
How do I install Google Calendar in Codex?
Run codex plugin add google-calendar@openai-curated (format from the Codex CLI reference). Or in Codex CLI type /plugins and pick it from the OpenAI curated marketplace; in the ChatGPT desktop app, open the Plugins tab. Start a new session afterwards so the plugin's skills and tools load.
Is Google Calendar an official Codex plugin?
Yes. Google Calendar is in OpenAI's official curated Codex plugin catalog (marketplace openai-curated), published by OpenAI. It appears in the Codex CLI plugin browser and the ChatGPT desktop app's Plugins tab.
What does Google Calendar include?
From its files in OpenAI's plugin repo, Google Calendar includes 1 MCP server, 1 app connector: google-calendar, google-calendar.
Details
- Type
- Plugin
- Category
- Productivity
- Source
- Official OpenAI curated
- Publisher
- OpenAI
- Version
- 1.2.6
- License
- MIT
- Sign-in
- Asks you to connect/sign in when you install it
- Keywords
- google, google workspace, calendar, events, meetings, availability, agenda, daily-brief, scheduling, productivity
- Source
- https://github.com/openai/plugins/tree/main/plugins/google-calendar
- Website
- https://workspace.google.com/products/calendar/
- Listed in
- OpenAI catalog file
- Tested by CodexStacks
- Not yet
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