Slash Command

/add-account

From google-multi-account

Add another Google account to the Multi-Account MCP

Invocation

How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both

Slash command

/google-multi-account:add-account

Model invocable

No pre-commands

Tool Access

This command is limited to the following tools:

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# Add Another Google Account

Help the user add another Google account to their existing setup.

## Pre-flight

Check current config:


Show the currently configured accounts and their labels.

## Important Reminders

- The new account's email MUST be added as a test user in the GCP OAuth consent screen
  before authenticating. Remind the user to do this at https://console.cloud.google.com
  (Google Auth Platform → Audience → Add test user).
- Each account needs a unique label (e.g., "client-acme", "side-project").

## Add the Account

Tell the user to run:


Or if node isn't on PATH:


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Add Another Google Account

Help the user add another Google account to their existing setup.

Pre-flight

Check current config:

cat ~/.google-multi-mcp/config.json 2>/dev/null

Show the currently configured accounts and their labels.

Important Reminders

The new account's email MUST be added as a test user in the GCP OAuth consent screen before authenticating. Remind the user to do this at https://console.cloud.google.com (Google Auth Platform → Audience → Add test user).
Each account needs a unique label (e.g., "client-acme", "side-project").

Add the Account

Tell the user to run:

cd ~/.google-multi-mcp/server && node scripts/setup-tokens.js

Or if node isn't on PATH:

source ~/.nvm/nvm.sh && cd ~/.google-multi-mcp/server && node scripts/setup-tokens.js

The script detects existing accounts and offers to add more.

After Adding

The user MUST fully restart Claude (Cmd+Q and reopen) for the new account to appear in the tool schemas. The MCP server builds its tool definitions at startup from the config file.