g2n-mcp-gcal-sse

This capability allows the MCP server to integrate with multiple calendar services by utilizing a unified API that abstracts the differences between service providers. It employs a modular architecture that enables easy addition of new calendar integrations, ensuring flexibility and scalability. The server listens for events and synchronizes them across different platforms, maintaining consistency in user schedules.

This capability enables real-time synchronization of calendar events by implementing WebSocket connections that push updates instantly to connected clients. It uses an event-driven architecture to listen for changes in calendar data and propagate those changes across all connected clients, ensuring that users always see the most current information.

This capability analyzes incoming calendar events to detect potential conflicts with existing events using a rule-based engine. It checks for overlapping time slots and notifies users of conflicts before finalizing any event creation or updates. The implementation leverages a priority queue to efficiently manage and evaluate events based on their timestamps.

This capability implements OAuth 2.0 for secure user authentication and authorization, allowing users to grant access to their calendar data without sharing credentials. It integrates with major identity providers and uses token-based authentication to manage user sessions securely, ensuring that only authorized users can access or modify calendar data.

This capability transforms event data into a standardized format suitable for processing and storage. It uses a schema-based approach to map various calendar event attributes to a common structure, ensuring compatibility across different calendar services. The transformation process is designed to be extensible, allowing developers to add new mappings as needed.