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Summary

  • Add Claude Code CLI configuration section with claude mcp add-json command
  • Add required API enablement step for Cloud Resource Manager API
  • Include CLAUDE.md file with project context for AI assistants

Test plan

  • Verify README displays correctly on GitHub
  • Test Claude Code CLI setup instructions work
  • Confirm API enablement step resolves project listing issues

Authored-By: jsindy

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  • Documentation
    • Added a comprehensive guide for using the repository with Claude Code, detailing architecture, development commands, available tools, and operational notes.
    • Updated the README with configuration instructions for Claude Code CLI and clarified GCP setup steps, including enabling the required API.

- Add Claude Code CLI configuration section with mcp add-json command
- Add required API enablement step for Cloud Resource Manager API
- Include CLAUDE.md file with project context for AI assistants

Authored-By: jsindy
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A new documentation file, CLAUDE.md, was introduced to describe the repository's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Google Cloud Platform, including its architecture, tools, and operational guidance. The README.md was updated to add configuration instructions for the Claude Code CLI and clarify GCP API setup steps.

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CLAUDE.md Added a comprehensive documentation file detailing the MCP server, architecture, tools, and usage.
README.md Updated with Claude Code CLI configuration instructions and expanded GCP setup steps.

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CLAUDE.md makes the purpose clear.
README grows with setup wise,
Cloudy steps now organize.
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This project’s guide is quite divine!
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🧹 Nitpick comments (10)
CLAUDE.md (8)

5-8: Project Overview is concise
Nicely explains the MCP server’s role. Consider linking to the official MCP spec or relevant GCP docs for readers unfamiliar with Model Context Protocol.


9-15: Include CI-friendly install command
It might be helpful to mention npm ci for deterministic installs in CI pipelines. For example:

- `npm ci` – Install dependencies from lockfile in CI environments

16-24: Improve Architecture formatting
The core components section is detailed but could be easier to scan with consistent indentation. For example:

- **Code Execution Engine (`index.ts:24-40`)**
- - Sandboxed TypeScript/JavaScript ...
+ **Code Execution Engine** (`index.ts:24-40`)
+   - Sandboxed TypeScript/JavaScript execution using `vm`  

35-44: Enhance tool list scannability
Consider numbering the nine tools or using individual H3 headings for each to help readers locate a specific tool quickly:

1. **run-gcp-code**: ...
2. **list-projects**: ...

46-56: Clarify IAM requirements
Optionally document required IAM roles or scopes for each injected GCP client to prevent permission errors during execution.


58-69: Link to retry/backoff implementation
Link directly to the retry logic in index.ts:265-277 so developers can inspect the exponential backoff code.


70-74: Detail AST transformation
Briefly note which AST nodes are transformed (e.g., expression statements → return statements) when describing code wrapping to set reader expectations.


75-81: Typographical nit: Missing period
Line 81 lacks a terminal period.

- All client libraries use the currently selected project by default
+ All client libraries use the currently selected project by default.
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Context: ...s use the currently selected project by default

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README.md (2)

37-42: Document Claude CLI prerequisites
Add a note about installing/updating the Claude CLI before running claude mcp add-json:

> Ensure you have Claude CLI v1.2.3 or later:  
> `npm install -g @anthropic/claude-cli`

113-119: Clarify API enablement step
The new step is valuable—consider prefacing that this shifts existing numbering and that cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com is required for project listing:

2. Enable the Cloud Resource Manager API (needed for `list-projects`):
   ```bash
   gcloud services enable cloudresourcemanager.googleapis.com --project=your-project-id

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`1-4`: **Strong title and introduction**  
The title and opening line clearly establish the document’s purpose for guiding Claude Code integration.

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