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@mulmoclaude/google-plugin

v1.2.0

Published

Google integration tool for MulmoClaude and MulmoTerminal — operates the user's locally linked Google account: Calendar (list, sync, create, update, delete), Tasks and Drive, as one kind-discriminated `google` tool. Server-only; no Vue View.

Downloads

3,521

Readme

@mulmoclaude/google-plugin

MulmoClaude runtime plugin exposing the user's locally linked Google account to the chat agent as one google tool (kind-discriminated dispatch). Server-only — no Vue View.

  • Engine: @mulmoclaude/core/google (OAuth loopback + PKCE, token store at the host-neutral ~/.config/mulmo/google-token.json, Calendar / Tasks / Drive REST). The host's settings UI, remote commands, auth CLI, and this tool share one link state — across hosts, too.
  • Linking needs no Google Cloud setup: the mulmoserver broker applies the OAuth client secret Google requires and stores nothing; tokens stay on the user's machine. A ~/.secrets/client_secret_*.json (advanced) keeps the whole flow local instead.
  • Kinds: status; Calendar (calendarListCalendars, calendarColors, calendarListEvents, calendarSync, calendarCreateEvent, calendarUpdateEvent, calendarDeleteEvent); Tasks (taskListsList, tasksList, tasksCreate, tasksUpdate, tasksComplete, tasksDelete); Drive (driveList, driveCreate, driveRead).
  • Editing is a patch: omitted fields keep their value, and "" clears a description / notes. Deletes are irreversible, so the tool tells the agent to confirm with the user first.
  • Date-times must carry a timezone offset (2026-07-17T09:00:00+09:00); Calendar rejects date-only and offset-less values with an opaque 400, so the schema rejects them first with an actionable message.
  • Drive is drive.file-scoped — the app only ever sees files it created, never the user's wider Drive. That's what keeps the scope non-sensitive.
  • Not linked yet? The tool's errors tell the LLM to guide the user to this app's settings — wording is host-neutral (#2128) because link flows differ per host (MulmoClaude: Settings → Plugins → Google or yarn google:auth; MulmoTerminal: Settings → Google account or npx mulmoterminal google login).

About MulmoClaude and MulmoTerminal

  • MulmoClaude — an AI-native application platform built on Claude Code. Chat summons the right GUI for each task (documents, charts, forms, wikis, spreadsheets, 3D scenes), and everything your assistant accumulates stays as plain files in your own workspace, on your own machine.
  • MulmoTerminal — run a whole team of coding agents from your browser. Many Claude Code / Codex sessions at once in a grid, colour-coded so you see which are working, which need you and which are done, plus git worktrees, one-click PRs and cost readouts. One npx command, no Electron, no config.

📖 User guide: https://receptron.github.io/mulmoterminal/ (日本語 / English)

Dev loop

yarn workspace @mulmoclaude/google-plugin run build
yarn workspace @mulmoclaude/google-plugin run test

License

MIT