God Mode MCP

One credential layer, every Google Cloud service — packaged as a ready-to-run Model Context Protocol server.

What it does

God Mode MCP gives an AI agent a single, verified route to Google Cloud services. Instead of wiring credentials by hand for every API, the server resolves the right credential and endpoint for each call — service account, API key, or user OAuth — and exposes the result as ordinary MCP tools.

What it asks for

• Read-only capability access to the project you authorize — enough to list the services you have enabled and the endpoints you can reach.
• That's it. No passwords, no long-lived keys handed over.

How authorization works

• You approve access on Google's own consent screen. We never see your password.
• We hold short-lived tokens for the duration of setup — minutes, not months.
• We keep only a metadata snapshot (which services are enabled), never your data and never your credentials.
• You can revoke access at any time from your Google account or project IAM.

Privacy

How we handle Google user data — what we access, how we use it, how long we keep it, and how to have it deleted:

• Privacy Policy