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Google Cloud Platform MCP

Manage GCP resources: Compute Engine, Cloud Storage, Cloud Functions, GKE, and Cloud Logging.

Overview

Catalog IDmcp-gcp
Categorycloud
Auth methodOAuth
Blast radiushigh
TrustVerified — published by cendriix
Version1.0.0
Regionsus-east-1, eu-west-1

Tools

ToolDescription
list_instancesList Compute Engine instances.
describe_bucketGet details of a GCS bucket.
invoke_functionInvoke a Cloud Function.
get_logsQuery Cloud Logging entries.
list_clustersList GKE clusters.

Tool parameters

list_instances

List Compute Engine instances.

ParameterTypeDescription
projectstringrequiredGCP project ID
zonestringoptionalZone (e.g. us-central1-a)

describe_bucket

Get details of a GCS bucket.

ParameterTypeDescription
bucketstringrequiredBucket name

invoke_function

Invoke a Cloud Function.

ParameterTypeDescription
projectstringrequiredProject ID
regionstringrequiredRegion
function_namestringrequiredFunction name
dataobjectoptionalRequest payload

get_logs

Query Cloud Logging entries.

ParameterTypeDescription
projectstringrequiredProject ID
filterstringoptionalLogging filter expression
limitintegeroptionalMax entries

list_clusters

List GKE clusters.

ParameterTypeDescription
projectstringrequiredProject ID
zonestringoptionalZone or region

Installing

  1. In Cendriix, go to Settings → MCPs
  2. Find Google Cloud Platform and click Install
  3. Click Authorize after installing. Cendriix completes the OAuth flow with the provider and refreshes tokens automatically — you never paste a long-lived secret.
  4. Click Test Connection to run a health check and list available tools

Authentication. Click Authorize after installing. Cendriix completes the OAuth flow with the provider and refreshes tokens automatically — you never paste a long-lived secret.

Blast radius

This MCP is classified high. This MCP can modify infrastructure or reach sensitive data. High-blast-radius tool calls require explicit approval when your organisation enables approval gates in Policies.

Every tool invocation is recorded in your Audit Log. You can remove this MCP at any time from Settings → MCPs, which revokes tool access immediately.

Further reading

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