Upcoming events and calendar availability. Read-only Google API access stays on your computer.
by Sidebud · Version 2.0.0
Say or type “add Calendar” in Sidebud. Your computer installs the widget, starts it switched off, and walks you through setup.
Get the appThe pack is a file you can read, change, and share. Import it on the computer's MCP & widgets page, or ask your agent to change it for you.
Download the packUpcoming events and calendar availability. Read-only Google API access stays on your computer.
Testing in progressIts server moved into the pack; live account check pending. The earlier built-in version passed real reads.
Made-up sample data, as your phone would show it. Tap the tile to open it.
Made by Sidebud
The Sidebud team builds and maintains this widget and checks it before it is listed.
Every widget runs on your own computer with the access listed below. Installing starts it switched off; you choose when to turn it on, and your agent walks you through setup.
4 tools read and none change anything. Your computer only ever calls the tools listed here, and you can turn off any of them on the widget’s page after installing.
What it can control
Reads only
| Tool | Access | Used by |
|---|---|---|
list_calendarsList calendars | Reads | Your agent, when you ask |
list_eventsRead upcoming events | Reads | widget data (upcoming) |
get_eventRead one event | Reads | Your agent, when you ask |
get_free_busyRead availability | Reads | Your agent, when you ask |
A tool you turn off is never called: not by the widget, a control, or your agent. Tools that change things act in the app or service the widget connects to, when you or your agent use them.
node server/index.mjsA small server that comes with this widget, run by the companion with Node.js when the widget is on. You can read its code in the pack.
It receives: GOOGLE_ACCESS_TOKEN.
GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID: Desktop OAuth client ID with Calendar API enabledGOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET: Desktop OAuth client secretKeys and tokens are saved in your computer’s keychain. They never go to Sidebud.
www.googleapis.com, accounts.google.com, oauth2.googleapis.com