Google Calendar AI Agent with Dynamic Scheduling Version: 1.0.0 n8n Version: 1.88.0+ Author: Koresolucoes License: MIT Description An AI-powered workflow to automate Google Calendar operations using dynamic parameters and MCP (Model Control Plane) integration. Enables event creation, availability checks, updates, and deletions with timezone-aware scheduling [[1]][[2]][[8]]. Key Features: 📅 Full Calendar CRUD: Create, read, update, and delete events in Google Calendar. ⏰ Availability Checks: Verify time slots using AVALIABILITY_CALENDAR node with timezone support (e.g., America/Sao_Paulo). 🤖 AI-Driven Parameters: Use $fromAI() to inject dynamic values like Start_Time, End_Time, and Description [[3]][[4]]. 🔗 MCP Integration: Connects to an MCP server for centralized AI agent control [[5]][[6]]. Use Cases Automated Scheduling: Book appointments based on AI-recommended time slots. Meeting Coordination: Sync calendar events with CRM/task management systems. Resource Management: Check room/equipment availability before event creation. Instructions 1. Import Template Go to n8n > Templates > Import from File and upload this workflow. 2.
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