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Before you can use AgenticPal, you need to enable the required Google APIs and configure OAuth consent settings in Google Cloud Console.

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Prerequisites

  • A Google Cloud Platform account
  • A Google Workspace account (or regular Gmail account for testing)

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Enable Required APIs

1

Create or select a project

Navigate to the Google Cloud Console and create a new project or select an existing one.
2

Enable Google Calendar API

Go to APIs & Services > Library and search for “Google Calendar API”. Click Enable.
3

Enable Gmail API

Search for “Gmail API” in the library and click Enable.
The Gmail API uses restricted scopes (https://mail.google.com/). Your app will be limited to test users unless you complete Google’s verification process.
4

Enable Google Tasks API

Search for “Google Tasks API” in the library and click Enable.
The OAuth consent screen is what users see when authorizing AgenticPal to access their Google data.
1

Navigate to OAuth consent screen

Go to APIs & Services > OAuth consent screen.
2

Select user type

Choose External if you want to allow any Google account to use your app, or Internal if you’re using Google Workspace and want to restrict access to your organization.For development and testing, External is recommended.
3

Configure app information

Fill in the required fields:
  • App name: AgenticPal (or your preferred name)
  • User support email: Your email address
  • Developer contact information: Your email address
Click Save and Continue.
4

Add required scopes

Click Add or Remove Scopes and add the following scopes:
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/calendar
https://mail.google.com/
https://www.googleapis.com/auth/tasks
These scopes provide:
  • Calendar: Full access to read and write calendar events
  • Gmail: Full access to read and manage emails (restricted scope)
  • Tasks: Full access to read and write tasks
These are “full access” scopes for development purposes. In production, consider using more restrictive scopes following the principle of least privilege.
Click Save and Continue.
5

Add test users

In the Test users section, click Add Users and add the email addresses that should be allowed to use the app during development.
You must add your own email address here to be able to authenticate during development.
Click Save and Continue, then Back to Dashboard.

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Verification Status

While your app is in development:
  • It will show an “unverified app” warning during OAuth consent
  • Only test users you’ve added can authenticate
  • You can have up to 100 test users
For production use with unrestricted access, you’ll need to submit your app for Google’s verification review, especially for the restricted Gmail scope.

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Next Steps

With the APIs enabled and OAuth consent configured, you’re ready to create OAuth credentials.

Create OAuth Credentials

Download your OAuth client credentials

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