Scopegate
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Secure Google Calendar Access for AI Agents

Calendar data reveals your daily schedule, meeting participants, locations, and private notes — a detailed map of your professional life. AI agents that help with scheduling need some calendar access, but they rarely need all of it. ScopeGate ensures your agent sees only the calendars and event details you explicitly allow.

The Problem

An unrestricted calendar agent can view every event across all your calendars, including personal appointments, confidential 1-on-1s, and private notes in event descriptions. It can also create fake meetings, delete real ones, or invite external participants to internal events — disrupting your schedule and leaking organizational information.

Granular Permissions

Read-only events

Allow the agent to view event titles, times, and attendees without creating, modifying, or deleting any events.

Example

Agent checks your availability for the week to suggest meeting times but cannot book anything.

No event creation

Block the agent from adding new events to any calendar while still allowing it to read existing ones.

Example

Agent reads upcoming deadlines from your project calendar but cannot create new entries.

Specific calendar access

Restrict the agent to one or more named calendars, hiding all others.

Example

Agent accesses only your 'Work' calendar — personal, family, and holiday calendars are invisible.

Hide attendee details

Allow the agent to see event times and titles but strip attendee lists and email addresses.

Example

Agent sees you have a 'Board Meeting' at 2pm but cannot see who else is invited.

Use Cases

  • Scheduling assistant that reads free/busy times and suggests optimal meeting slots
  • Daily briefing agent that summarizes your upcoming meetings each morning
  • Project tracker that monitors milestone events on a shared team calendar
  • Time audit tool that analyzes how you spend your week based on calendar categories

How It Works

1

Connect via OAuth

Authorize ScopeGate to access the service on your behalf. We never store raw credentials — only scoped OAuth tokens.

2

Set granular permissions

Choose exactly which resources, actions, and data your AI agent can access. Lock down everything else.

3

Get your MCP endpoint

Receive a unique MCP endpoint URL. Plug it into any AI agent — it can only do what you allowed.

Related Integrations

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Gmail

Control how AI agents interact with Gmail. Enable send-only, read-only, or label-specific access. Prevent inbox snooping and unauthorized email sending.

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Slack

Restrict AI agent access to specific Slack channels. Enable read-only mode, block DM access, and rate-limit message posting.

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Notion

Limit AI agent access to specific Notion databases and pages. Enforce read-only mode and prevent workspace-wide browsing.

Secure your Google Calendar access

Set up granular permissions for your AI agents in minutes. Free tier includes 1 project, 5 endpoints, and 1,000 requests per month.

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