Google Docs MCP Server
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A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Google Docs API. It allows language models to interact with Google Docs, enabling them to create, search, append to, and update documents.
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What is Google Docs MCP Server?
This is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that acts as an interface between language models and the Google Docs API. It provides functionalities for language models to programmatically manage Google Docs.
How to use Google Docs MCP Server?
To use the server, you need to clone the repository, install dependencies, set up Google API credentials, build the Extism plugin, and then run the server. The README provides detailed instructions for each step, including how to obtain Google API credentials and test the plugin directly using the Extism CLI.
Key features of Google Docs MCP Server
Search Docs
Create Doc
Append to Doc
Update Doc
Use cases of Google Docs MCP Server
Automated document generation
Content management for language models
Integration with AI-powered writing tools
Programmatic document updates based on data analysis
FAQ from Google Docs MCP Server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP server acts as an intermediary, enabling language models to interact with external services like Google Docs.
What is Extism?
What is Extism?
Extism is a framework for building and running WebAssembly (Wasm) plugins. This server uses an Extism plugin to interact with the Google Docs API.
Do I need a Google Cloud Platform account?
Do I need a Google Cloud Platform account?
Yes, you need a Google Cloud Platform account with the Google Drive and Google Docs APIs enabled to use this server.
How do I get Google API credentials?
How do I get Google API credentials?
You can obtain Google API credentials by going to the Google Cloud Console, creating a project, enabling the necessary APIs, and creating OAuth 2.0 credentials.
How do I test the Extism plugin?
How do I test the Extism plugin?
You can test the Extism plugin directly using the Extism CLI, as described in the README. This allows you to verify that the plugin is working correctly before running the server.