> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs-hub.magicmealkits.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Introduction

> What the hub is for, who it suits, and what to read next. Start here.

Most people have more than one Google account. A personal one, a work one, and
often a third that came with a domain. Claude can be connected to exactly one
of them at a time, so the moment a task spans two, you are the integration:
copying an address out of one inbox, looking up a time in the other calendar,
pasting between them.

The hub is one connector that reaches all of them. You connect it once, and
then you say which account you mean in the same sentence as the request.

## What that gets you

* **One connector, several accounts.** Name the account and Claude works in
  it. Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs and Sheets, chosen per account, so a work
  account can have more turned on than a personal one.
* **It runs in your own Google Cloud project.** Your Google sign-ins stay in
  your project and your bill comes from Google, not from us. We hold no
  credentials of yours.
* **Mail that actually leaves.** Claude on its own stops at the drafts folder.
  The hub can send, including from a chosen address when a mailbox has
  several. Sending stays off until you turn it on, per account.
* **Claude, ChatGPT, or anything else that speaks MCP.** The same address
  works in all of them.

## Before you start

**It is in beta.** Access is granted per account. Ask for it at
[hub.magicmealkits.com](https://hub.magicmealkits.com) and we will write back.

**Google gates the services underneath it.** The hub asks Google's own servers
for Gmail, Calendar and Drive, and Google keeps those closed until your
project is approved for its Developer Preview Program. Approval takes about a
week and you apply from the installer, so it is a wait rather than an
obstacle. It is also the most common reason a new hub looks perfectly healthy
and refuses every request, which is why it has
[a page of its own](/developer-preview).

**You will not be running commands.** Installing, upgrading and stopping are
buttons on [the installer](https://make.magicmealkits.com/v2/deploy).

## Where to go next

* [Setting up](/quickstart), start to finish
* [Developer Preview](/developer-preview), which everything else depends on
* [What it costs to run](/cost)
* [Release notes](/release-notes)