Google Calendar setup

Live OAuth foundation with scope selection, shared persistence, and interim credential export.

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Setup steps

Use this page for provider authorization and setup choices. Ongoing management starts after the result is saved into a workspace.

Authorize access

Choose the connector access level and complete the provider OAuth step.

Save to workspace

Persist the installation in Reef Connect, then manage rollout from Installed and Runtime.

Step 1 · Choose connector access

Start by selecting the permission level you want to grant this connector. The managed Reef Connect path stays available after authorization.

Permission posture

Start with the narrowest access level that still supports the workflow you want. You can reconnect later if the connector needs broader permissions.

Choose access level

Read-only calendar access

Your agent can inspect calendars and events but cannot make changes.https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar.readonly

Full calendar access (recommended)Selected

Your agent can read, create, and update events across the connected calendars.https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar

Selected access

Current permission profile is ready for Google authorization.

Google will ask the operator to authorize the selected permission set for Google Calendar. After OAuth, Reef Connect will continue into the connector-specific setup step.

Connect Google Calendar