Gmail and Google Calendar: rules published, opening later.
For teams on Google, the same connection exists for Gmail and Google Calendar, under the same rules. We publish the rules now and open the connection once it has passed the same checks as Microsoft 365.
← All connectionsnot open yet
What AUVY can read
- Mail in the folders you choose
- Your calendar and single events
What AUVY can change
- A mail, drafted for you to send
- Creating, moving or cancelling an event
Nothing leaves until you accept it.
What it never does
- Never send anything on its own
- Talk to any address beyond Google's own
Where it lands
- Where it lands
- What AUVY reads from your account lands in your own space first. You decide what goes into a project.
- How it signs in
- With your own login. The keys are kept in AUVY's keyring, not in the connection.
- The only addresses it may reach
gmail.googleapis.comoauth2.googleapis.comaccounts.google.comwww.googleapis.comWritten into the connection's rules. Anything else is blocked.- Events it can announce
- new mail · a meeting changedWritten into the rules, not switched on yet. Today AUVY checks when you work on the project.
All 12 commands, as written in the connection
| Command | What it does | Kind |
|---|---|---|
gmail me | Gmail profile | reads |
gmail mail.folders.list | List Gmail labels | reads |
gmail mail.list | List messages | reads |
gmail mail.get | Get message by id | reads |
gmail mail.send | Send mail (to, subject, body) | changes |
gcalendar me | Primary calendar metadata | reads |
gcalendar calendar.today | Today's calendar events | reads |
gcalendar calendar.list | Calendar window by day offset | reads |
gcalendar calendar.get | Get one event by id | reads |
gcalendar calendar.create | Create event (subject, start/end required) | changes |
gcalendar calendar.update | Update event | changes |
gcalendar calendar.cancel | Cancel/delete event | changes |
Source: the connection's own files in auvy-hcps, generated · 2026-09-24