mcp-google-docs
mcp server for creating, reading, editing google docs (supports comments)
How to use
The mcp-google-docs server enables seamless interaction with Google Docs, allowing you to create, read, and edit documents programmatically. With support for comments, this server is an essential tool for developers looking to integrate Google Docs functionalities into their applications effortlessly. You can automate document management tasks and enhance collaboration features within your projects.
Once connected to the mcp-google-docs server, you can perform various operations such as creating new documents, retrieving existing ones, and editing content, including adding comments. Use JSON-based requests to specify your commands, ensuring you include the required document ID for reading or editing. For optimal results, focus on queries that involve text manipulation and comment management, as these are the server's primary capabilities.
How to install
Prerequisites
Before using mcp-google-docs, ensure you have Node.js installed on your system.
Option A: Quick Start with npx
If you want to quickly start using mcp-google-docs without a global install, you can run:
npx -y mcp-google-docs
Option B: Global Install Alternative
For a global installation, you can use the following command:
npm install -g mcp-google-docs
After installation, you can start the server and begin using its features.
Additional notes
When configuring the mcp-google-docs server, make sure to set up your Google API credentials correctly to enable authentication. Common issues include permission errors when accessing documents, so double-check your OAuth scopes and access rights. Additionally, you might want to explore environment variables to manage sensitive data securely.
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