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Google Calendar is a personal Connector Gateway connection. Each person connects their own Google account and uses it under their own permissions.

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What Connector Gateway tools can do

The current Calendar tools can list calendars, find available time, list or read events, and create, update, or delete events. They act under the connected Google account’s permissions and can target calendars that account can access. Tool responses may include private event details, reminders, and untitled events when the connected Google account can access them. Write actions change Google Calendar directly, so review the proposed action before approving it.

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What Context Library capture reads

The separate Context Library capture flow watches selected calendars and can process event titles, descriptions, times, attendees, locations, conference links, and calendar metadata. That capture flow excludes untitled events and events explicitly marked private or confidential. The Context Library filter does not currently apply to Connector Gateway calendar tools. Treat the connected Google account’s permissions as the access boundary for agent tool calls.

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What you control

Each person connects their own Google account and can disconnect it at any time. The account’s Google permissions govern Connector Gateway tool access. Any calendar selection used for Context Library capture applies to that capture flow, not to every agent tool call.

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Connection

Per-user. Google Calendar is one of Palette’s personal connections; Gmail and Google Drive are also per-user connections. Calendar is currently the first personal connection exposed as first-class agent tools. Google Calendar is separate from organization-level Context Library connections. It is currently the first Connector Gateway pilot.