How to Configure a Custom Client

This page explains how to use connectors with a client application that you prepare yourself.

Note

• By configuring a custom client, you can minimize the permissions required to use connectors. For example, when using Google connectors, you can improve security by creating your own Google OAuth client and granting only the scopes you need.
• It may also help you avoid API request limits. Google APIs have request quotas per client, and using your own client can help reduce the impact of those limits.

For Google Connectors

Open the settings screen for an installed Google connector. Click the key icon in the header to open the OAuth client settings screen.

You need the following information:

• Client ID
• Client Secret

For instructions on setting up an OAuth client, refer to Google’s official documentation:

• Using OAuth 2.0 for Web Server Applications

Use the following values for Authorized JavaScript origins and Authorized redirect URIs:

Connector Name	Authorized JavaScript Origins	Authorized Redirect URIs
Gmail	https://gmail.mcp.samuraix.ai	https://gmail.mcp.samuraix.ai/callback
Google Calendar	https://google-calendar.mcp.samuraix.ai	https://google-calendar.mcp.samuraix.ai/callback
Google Tasks	https://google-tasks.mcp.samuraix.ai	https://google-tasks.mcp.samuraix.ai/callback
Google Contacts	https://google-contacts.mcp.samuraix.ai	https://google-contacts.mcp.samuraix.ai/callback
Google Drive	https://google-drive.mcp.samuraix.ai	https://google-drive.mcp.samuraix.ai/callback
Google Docs	https://google-docs.mcp.samuraix.ai	https://google-docs.mcp.samuraix.ai/callback
Google SpreadSheets	https://google-spreadsheet.mcp.samuraix.ai	https://google-spreadsheet.mcp.samuraix.ai/callback
Google Slides	https://google-slide.mcp.samuraix.ai	https://google-slide.mcp.samuraix.ai/callback