Cursor adds Gmail, Drive, and Calendar plugins for its agents

Cursor has shipped plugins that connect its coding agents to Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar, according to a changelog entry on the company's site. The stated pitch is that developers can pull context, draft and update files, and manage mail and scheduling without leaving the editor.

The per-service scopes listed are specific. The Google Drive plugin searches files and folders, opens and downloads content, and creates and organizes files. The Gmail plugin searches and reads mail, drafts and sends messages, and applies labels and manages threads. The Calendar plugin reads schedules, creates and updates events, and finds free time.

Installation runs through the Cursor Marketplace or the Customize page inside the product. Cursor points to its documentation for further detail.

The notable part is the write access. These are not read-only context connectors: an agent operating inside Cursor can send email, modify calendar events, and create files in a user's Drive. The changelog does not describe permission granularity, approval prompts before an agent sends or deletes, admin controls for Workspace tenants, or how credentials are scoped and stored.

Also unstated: pricing or plan gating, availability across Cursor tiers, whether the plugins are generally available or staged, and whether comparable connectors for other productivity suites are planned. Cursor announced no model or agent-capability changes alongside the release.