v0.43.0 Tidying many Gmail messages and Drive files at once
2026-10-28 New: Ask Claude to add or remove a label on many Gmail messages at once, by saying which mail you mean: “label every job mail since October as Job hunt”. Marking as read and archiving work the same way. Up to 1,000 messages are done at a time, and Claude is told when more matched. New: Ask Claude to move many messages to the bin at once, up to 500 at a time. You can ask to see which messages would go first. Mail stays in the bin for 30 days, and asking for it back within that time restores it. Nothing is deleted for good. New: Move many Google Drive files into another folder at once, or put them in the bin and take them back out, up to 100 at a time. This uses the same access as the file tidying in v0.40.0, so files you made yourself in Drive need full Drive access. Good to know: The Gmail tools use the same Gmail modify permission as v0.42.0. An account you already reconnected for v0.42.0 needs nothing more. If you have not reconnected yet, see reconnecting.v0.42.0 Deleting and labelling Gmail messages
2026-10-26 New: Ask Claude to move Gmail messages to the bin, add or remove labels, or mark mail as read, for tidying a mailbox. Earlier versions turned these requests down for want of a permission. Good to know: This needs Gmail’s modify permission, so after upgrading, reconnect once each Google account you want to tidy mail in. Reading mail and writing drafts keep working without reconnecting. See reconnecting.v0.41.0 Zoom
2026-10-24 New: Connect Zoom. Ask Claude to summarise a meeting recording, find a past meeting, or set up and move meetings. Zoom does not let the hub register itself, so the first time you make a Zoom app and paste its Client ID and Client secret into the hub. See Connect Zoom. New: To connect another person’s Zoom through the same app, choose the saved Zoom client on the add-account screen. There is no need to type the secret again. Improved: When the Zoom app is missing a scope the hub needs, the account shows app scopes missing instead of reconnect required, and says which scopes to add. Reconnecting alone cannot fix it, because Zoom only grants what the app has.v0.40.1 Stability and security
2026-10-15 Improved: Every new version of the hub now goes through an automatic security check before it is published, and is published only when it passes. Nothing changes in how the hub works, and there is nothing to set up. Everything from v0.40.0 is included, so if you are on an older version, upgrading brings you the AI agent client marking that Google asks for before November 11.v0.40.0 Drive sharing and file tidying, marking your client for an AI agent
2026-10-14 New: Ask Claude to share a Drive file or folder with someone, as a viewer, commenter or editor, with or without Google’s email and a note of your own. Changing someone’s role and taking their access away work too. Claude checks the file, the person and the role with you before it shares. New: Turn link sharing on and off. Anyone with the link can view or comment; editing stays with people you shared with by email. New: Move files and folders, rename them, move them to the bin and bring them back. Drive keeps binned files for 30 days. Permanent deletion and ownership transfer are deliberately not included. Note: As connected today, these work on files the hub created or uploaded. Files you made yourself in Drive need full Drive access, which the hub does not ask for by default; Claude says to reconnect when a file needs it. New: From November 11, 2026 Google accepts only OAuth clients marked for an AI agent. The admin UI’s Clients screen has Mark it for an AI agent in the Google console, which opens that client’s page in the console. If Google refuses a call for this reason, Claude says why with the same link, and Diagnostics shows it too. Step by step: Mark your OAuth client as an AI agent.v0.39.0 Railway, and many YouTube videos at once
2026-10-05 New: Connect Railway. If you deployed an app you built with Claude Code to Railway, you can ask Claude things like “check that my app is running, and redeploy it if it stopped”. See Connect Railway. New: Work on many YouTube videos at once. Make the same change, such as switching to private or scheduling publication, to up to 20 videos in one request, and add up to 20 videos to a playlist in one go. Look up the title, publish date, views and privacy of up to 50 videos at once. You ask once; the hub then changes the videos one at a time, as it does when deleting, and stops as soon as YouTube asks it to slow down. Improved: The statistics on the Usage screen are now kept in Firestore, a database in your Google Cloud project. When you upgrade, the installer gets Firestore ready, and once it is, the hub brings across every statistic it already has. Until then it keeps them where it does today. Saving and reading stay fast however much builds up, and it is designed to stay inside Firestore’s free allowance. Improved: On a phone, Signs in with on the add-account page is now a list, one option per row like a settings screen, and pressing anywhere on a row picks it. Improved: When Keep off the default address cannot be switched on yet, the box is greyed out. Go and make a connection profile opens a new profile with that account already ticked, and saving it brings you back to the account, where the box can now be switched on.v0.38.0 Deleting YouTube videos
2026-10-02 New: Ask Claude to delete private and unlisted videos on your channel, up to 20 at a time. Deleting cannot be undone, so public videos and videos scheduled to go public are never deleted. See Connect YouTube. Improved: A list of videos is deleted one at a time and stops as soon as YouTube asks it to slow down. It leaves plenty of the day’s quota spare, so the rest of YouTube keeps working. Improved: Three upload tools for Drive, Gmail and YouTube join the tool list, for the command-line tool coming next. They send files to Google directly without passing through the hub; a Claude conversation has no use for them.v0.37.1 Device approval page and admin screen polish
2026-09-29 Fixed: On a phone, the device approval page no longer breaks a long hub address, or the English link, in the middle of a word. Improved: The admin screen keeps working when your browser’s page translation is on.v0.37.0 Pick an address, then an app; Muse
2026-09-29 New: The Connect your assistant card in the admin screen now asks which address to connect first, the default address or a connection profile, and then which app you use. The buttons and steps for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Muse all follow the address you picked. See Connecting other AI apps. New: You can connect Muse. Click Copy message in the card, paste it into a Muse chat, and approve the code Muse shows you on your hub. Improved: The device approval page opens with the connection profile the program asked for already selected. You can still pick another address.v0.36.2 Admin screen wording
2026-09-29 Improved: The Korean wording across the admin screen reads more naturally. On the 결제선생 screens, the credentials section is now called 연결 정보.v0.36.1 Device approval, and revoking a connector
2026-09-29 Fixed: Pressing Allow on the device sign-in page in Chrome did not approve the device. Fixed: Revoking a connector in the admin screen now cuts it off at once. Before, it could keep working for up to an hour after the revoke.v0.36.0 Device sign-in without a browser, and Shorts checked with YouTube
2026-09-29 New: Programs that cannot open a browser, such as an AI agent running on a server, can now connect to the hub. Enter the 8-character code the program shows on the hub’s code page from your phone or computer, and approve it. You can pick a connection profile there to give that program only some of your accounts. Fixed: YouTube search and channel reports guessed whether a video was a Short from its length alone. They now ask YouTube, and say so when a video could not be checked.v0.35.1 Health check on hubs with YouTube
2026-09-29 Fixed: On a hub with YouTube connected, the hub’s health check (what Claude reports when you ask about the hub’s state) said “Not working” even though every account was fine. Nothing was actually wrong; the check was counting YouTube incorrectly. It now reports correctly.v0.35.0 Managing your YouTube channel
2026-09-29 New: Claude can manage your YouTube channel: post comments and replies, moderate held comments, change a video’s title, description, tags, privacy and thumbnail, upload and replace captions, create and tidy playlists, subscribe, and edit channel details. Uploading video files is the one thing it does not do, because of their size. Comments are now read without an API key. If you connected YouTube on v0.34.0, press Reconnect once on the account in the admin screen. See Connecting YouTube.v0.34.0 YouTube
2026-09-29 New: The hub connects YouTube. Add an account, choose YouTube, and sign in with Google. It uses the OAuth client your Google accounts already use, so there is nothing new to create. Once connected, Claude can look up channels and videos, see what is trending, and analyse your own channel’s views and watch time. For now the hub asks for view access only; uploading and editing are planned. The screens are walked through in Connecting YouTube.v0.33.4 Text messages and KakaoTalk through Solapi
2026-09-15 New: The hub connects Solapi. Add an account, choose 솔라피, and paste the API Key and API Secret from the Solapi console. Solapi has no login flow, so it uses keys; the hub asks for your balance to check they work before connecting. Once connected, you can have Claude send text messages and KakaoTalk 알림톡, and register 알림톡 templates and submit them for review, all in conversation. If you have several Solapi accounts, connect them under different names. Fixed: This connection was in v0.33.2 and v0.33.3 as well, but the hub never received the signal that it was allowed to switch on, so it did not appear when you added an account. It is now on for every hub. Turn it off under 설정, 확장 기능, and it stays off across restarts.v0.33.3 Payment automation has a page of its own
2026-09-15 Changed: The 결제 자동화 information has moved off the installer and into its own entry in the left menu. The installer is now only about standing your hub up, and the payment automation page explains in one place what it does and how to apply. Changed: The installer reads better. Each section carries an icon, 다시 시작 has moved up from the very bottom to sit beside your hub’s status, and the panel that repeated an address you already had is gone.v0.33.2 New hubs stand up in Tokyo
2026-09-14 Changed: When you install, 지역 now defaults toTokyo (asia-northeast1). Every other region, Seoul (asia-northeast3) included, is
still yours to pick, and a hub you have already installed stays where it is. A
slightly more distant region does not change how the hub feels to use.
Changed: On a phone the admin UI menu opens at the bottom right, where you
pressed it. Card heights, which differed from screen to screen, now match.
v0.33.1 Cmd+K takes you anywhere
2026-09-14 New: PressCmd+K in the admin UI, or Ctrl+K on Windows, and 빠른 이동
opens. Type a screen’s name to go straight there; on a hub with 결제선생 switched
on it also searches your bills, customers and products and opens them directly.
Changing the theme and the language happens here too. The magnifier button in the
header opens the same thing.
Changed: The left menu is grouped again: accounts, 결제선생, hub, setup.
서비스, which grew longer with every account you connected, has moved to the
end and is folded away until you want it.
Changed: Korean line breaks were gone through across the whole admin UI, on a
computer and on a phone. Words that broke awkwardly, and lines that ended with a
character or two stranded on their own, are fixed.
Fixed: Notices no longer sit out of line with the icon beside them, and
turning 결제선생 off under 확장 기능 now asks first.
v0.33.0 and v0.32.0 Apply for several businesses
2026-09-14 Changed: The payment automation application took one business. It now takes as many as you have, and what you have sent is gathered at the top of the form so you can see how far each one has got. Every approved business becomes its own account on the hub, and bills go out under that business’s own name. Changed: If you are signed in at hub.magicmealkits.com, the button on the front page points at your own hub.v0.31.1 The admin UI draws straight away
2026-09-14 Changed: When you open the admin UI again, what you saw last time is drawn first and the fresh version arrives over it. There is less time spent looking at an empty screen.v0.31.0 The new-version notice sits under the version
2026-09-14 Changed: The notice that a new version exists was near the bottom of the installer, several screens below the version number it was about. It now sits directly under it. Changed: Sending a bill through 결제선생 takes the amount off your balance there and then. It used to catch up once an hour, so a balance you looked at just after sending did not include what you had sent.v0.30.1 and v0.30.2 Applying for payment automation
2026-09-14 New: You can hand the sending of 결제선생 bills to the hub. We connect you as a sub-merchant of Magic Meal Kits, so there is no separate contract with 결제선생 and no key for you to enter. Apply with your business registration certificate, we check it and switch it on, and once it is on there is nothing to install or set up again. It is free during the beta, and we will tell you before it opens properly. Fixed: After sending an application there was nothing telling you what came next. There is now somewhere to go back to. On a hub that cannot use 결제선생, it no longer appears in the list when you add an account.v0.30.0 Make, and keeping the number of tools in hand
2026-09-14 New: The hub connects Make. Add a Make organisation under 계정, the same way you add a Google account, and Claude can work with its scenarios. New: An account can be kept off the default address. Switch on 기본 주소에서 빼기 on the account’s page and Claude, connected at the default address, does not see that account’s tools; at the address of a connection profile holding that account, they work as before. If no profile holds it yet, the hub says so first. New: When an account you have just connected brings a lot of tools, the hub tells you. Every tool takes up room in every conversation and Claude has a limit of its own, so it offers both ways out: keep only the tools you need, or give the account its own MCP address. New: 설정 has a new 확장 기능 screen. Extras you can add to the hub are switched on and off here, and what they recorded stays when you switch one off.v0.29.1 Light or dark, and nothing in between
2026-09-03 Changed: The theme button in the admin UI cycled through system, light and dark. It is light and dark now. With three positions the button could not say what a press would do, and if your computer was already set to dark then “system” and “dark” looked the same, so a press appeared to do nothing. If you had chosen to follow your computer, the hub keeps the shade you were looking at.v0.29.0 The admin UI stops flashing, and shows what it is doing
2026-09-03 Changed: Moving between pages in the admin UI no longer reloads the whole screen. Pages you have already seen come back straight away with what was on them, and a page waiting for the hub shows a placeholder shaped like the page it is about to be instead of a blank. New: Connecting an account finishes with the logo drawing itself and a burst of confetti, and switching between light and dark pulls a light cord in the middle of the screen. If you would rather it all stayed still, Hub info has a Motion effects switch that turns off the pictures, the fades and the confetti for this browser. The hub also respects your system’s own “reduce motion” setting without being asked.v0.28.0 Disconnect an account without deleting it
2026-09-03 New: An account’s menu has Disconnect. It removes the stored sign-in and asks Google to forget it, and keeps the account, its services and its client where they are, so the hub stops using that account until you press Connect again. Before this the only way to stop the hub using an account was to delete it and add it back, which also lost its settings. Connectors keep listing the account’s tools while it is disconnected, and a call answers that the account needs connecting.v0.27.2 and v0.27.3 The usage calendar is gone
2026-09-03 Changed: The calls-per-day grid added to Usage in v0.27.0 is removed. It repeated the chart above it in a shape that was harder to read, so the page is the chart, the tiles and the tables again. Nothing else changed in these two versions.v0.27.1 The service page names the right provider
2026-09-03 Fixed: On a Notion or Plaud service with no account enabled yet, the note under Services said the tools below were “what Google offers”. It now names the provider, and where the hub cannot list the tools until an account connects (Notion, Plaud), it says so instead of pointing at an empty list.v0.27.0 A shorter per-tool table
2026-09-03 Changed: The per-tool table at the bottom of Usage showed every row it had, which on a busy hub was hundreds. It now shows the 25 busiest and a button for 25 more, with a count of how many there are. The search box and the errors filter work the same as before.v0.26.0 The hub shows its work
2026-09-03 New: Waiting now looks like something happening. Diagnostics shows a checklist being ticked (licence, connected accounts, tool lists, result) while the hub checks itself, and takes a couple of seconds on purpose so the list can be read; before, the result appeared so fast it was hard to tell a check had run. Every button that is busy shows a small ring drawing itself instead of a plain spinner. And when you delete something, the confirmation shows a bomb with a burning fuse until the delete is done. None of it changes what the hub does; it changes what you see while it does it. If your system asks apps to reduce motion, each picture is shown still and the pauses are skipped.v0.25.0 A shorter menu
2026-09-03 Changed: The admin screen’s header had grown to seven links and spilled sideways on a laptop. It is now Accounts plus three menus: Services (as before), Setup (Clients, Connection profiles) and Hub (Usage, Diagnostics, About). The menu holding the page you are on is marked. On a phone the same groups appear as headings, services last.v0.24.1 The service page for Notion and Plaud
2026-09-03 Fixed: Opening a Notion or Plaud service under Services showed “Application error” instead of the page. Google services were not affected.v0.24.0 Plaud
2026-09-03 New: The hub connects Plaud. Add a Plaud account under Accounts the way you add a Notion workspace, and Claude can search your recordings and read their transcripts, AI notes and highlights, in the same conversation as your mail and calendar. Nothing to set up on Plaud’s side; Plaud signs the hub in itself. Plaud’s tools only read. See Connecting a Plaud account. As with every new tool, Claude keeps its own copy of the tool list. See refreshing Claude’s tool list if the Plaud tools do not appear after upgrading.v0.23.0 Connection profiles
2026-09-02 New: A connection profile is a second URL to the hub that reaches only the accounts you pick, and can leave out every tool that changes anything. Add it to Claude as its own connector for a chat that should not see your personal mail, or should only look things up and never send. A hub holds up to five. Make them under Connection profiles in the admin screen; each one is also listed on the Accounts screen under the main URL. See Connection profiles. The hub’s self-check now reports how many URLs the hub answers on and how many profiles are in use, with one line per profile.v0.22.0 Notion, alongside Google
2026-09-02 New: The hub connects Notion. Add a Notion workspace under Accounts the way you add a Google account, and Claude can search, read and edit the pages and databases in it, in the same conversation as your mail and calendar. There is less to set up than for Google: no OAuth client, no Developer Preview, nothing to turn on in Google Cloud. Notion signs the hub in itself. Several workspaces are several accounts, told apart by name. See Connecting a Notion workspace. Two things worth knowing:- Connect from a computer. On a phone with the Notion app installed, pressing Connect opens the app instead of Notion’s sign-in page, and the connection never finishes. The account page says so as a reminder.
- Diagnostics knows the difference. A Notion account has no Google Cloud project behind it, and the hub’s self-check no longer reports one as missing.
v0.21.0 Fixing a draft without starting over
2026-09-01 New: Ask Claude to rewrite a draft and it changes the one you already have, instead of composing a second one and leaving the first behind for you to delete. Ask it to delete a draft or a label and it now can. None of these three existed before. Fixing a typo meant a new draft and a manual cleanup in Gmail; a label made for the wrong thing had no way back except opening Gmail yourself. A few things worth knowing about how they behave:- Rewriting replaces the whole draft. Say what you want it to say, in full: anything left unsaid is dropped, not kept. If a rewritten draft was a reply to something, ask for it to stay a reply or it becomes a standalone message; Claude tells you when that happens.
- Deleting a draft is immediate, the same way it always has been in Gmail: it does not pass through Trash and cannot be brought back. Deleting a label removes it from every message that carried it; no mail is deleted.
v0.20.0 Buying or renewing works before your hub stops
2026-08-28 Fixed: Ask Claude how to buy or renew your licence and it now answers straight away, whether your hub is running normally, still on its trial, or already stopped. Until now there was nowhere for that question to be answered until everything had already stopped working. Wanting to pay ahead of a trial ending had no path to it, and Claude could only say it could not reach your hub, the same thing it says when something is actually broken.v0.19.0 Attachments you can actually download
2026-08-27 New: Ask for an attachment as a download and Claude gets the file itself, not a description of it. Reading an attachment already worked. Getting one did not. A zip could be named but never opened, and anything past about 100 KB could not come back at all, because a reply has a size and a file does not fit in one. Now the reply carries a link instead. Claude fetches it, the file lands whole, and it can be unpacked, opened or kept. Size stops mattering up to 5 MB. Your attachment goes into a storage bucket in your own Google Cloud project for the fifteen minutes the link lasts, then it is deleted. The link is signed, so it cannot be guessed and it stops working when it expires. Nothing is shared with anyone. This is off unless it has been set up for your hub. Reading attachments is unaffected and needs nothing. Asking for a download link on a hub without a bucket says so, and Self-diagnosis shows which it is. Nothing about reading mail, calendars or files has changed.v0.18.0 Claude can read your attachments
2026-08-26 New: Ask Claude what an attachment says and it reads it. Until now it could not. Claude could find the email, tell you a PDF was attached and give you its name, and then stop. Anything that arrived as an attachment was something you opened yourself and typed back in. Now you can ask what an invoice totals, what a contract says about notice, or what date is on a receipt, without opening either. You can also ask for the attachments across several emails to be pulled together at once. What it can read:
A picture arrives as a picture, so you can ask what is in it.
It works on accounts that have Drive turned on. If an account does not,
Claude says so; turn Drive on in the admin screen and reconnect the account.
Nothing new is asked of your Google account.
A scanned document is sometimes misread character by character. The answer says
so, so you can weigh a quotation accordingly. A very long document is cut, and
says where it was cut rather than simply stopping.
There is a second tool for the original file rather than its text, which is the
one to use when you want the bytes. Attachments above 5 MB are refused with the
reason; open those in Gmail.
Archives (
.zip) and anything not in the list above cannot be read yet.
Support for those is planned.
Nothing turns on by itself and nothing needs setting up.
v0.17.0 A hub that has stopped now says why
2026-08-26 Changed: When a hub stops serving, it says what happened and what to do about it. Before this it only said it was not licensed, which is true and tells you nothing you can act on. Asking Claude to do anything now comes back with the reason, the date, and the address to buy a licence, instead of the tools quietly not being there. Self-diagnosis prints the same link it has always shown a button for, and the admin screens carry the reason rather than a bare error. A hub switched off by us deliberately says so, and does not offer you a licence to buy, because buying one would not switch it back on. Write to us instead. Nothing about how a working hub behaves has changed.v0.16.2 Clearer wording for accounts, clients and connectors
2026-08-14 Changed: The word “client” was doing two jobs. It is the sign-in the hub uses, and it is also what Claude and ChatGPT are. The Usage screen now calls the second one a connector, matching Approved connectors, so a client is one thing again wherever you look. The Clients screen used to list what you can do with a client without saying that one is usually enough. It says that first now, and the rest is behind an “i” you can press. The add account screen was explaining the same thing three times and now does it once. Nothing about how any of it works has changed, and nothing needs redoing. Accounts and clients is a new page if the words run together.v0.15.0 Fixing a wrong sign-in no longer means starting over
2026-08-11 Fixed: An account connected with an OAuth client from the wrong Google Cloud project no longer has to be deleted and rebuilt. Open the account, press Change client, pick the right one, and reconnect. The account is signed out in between, and reconnecting finishes the job. Adding an account works differently too. It used to ask whether you were connecting Gmail or Workspace and, if nothing matched, offered a blank form that made creating a second sign-in look like the only option. It now suggests the sign-in you already have, and only asks for a new one if you actually want a different Google Cloud project. This is what caused wrong sign-ins in the first place, so most people will not run into the problem this fix solves. The warning about a mismatched project can also be turned off once you have confirmed it is what you meant: press This is what I meant, and it stops coming back for that client. The two project numbers stay visible on the Clients screen either way. You can ask Claude to move an account to a different sign-in too. It will tell you when the account needs reconnecting and give you the link. See connecting an account with the wrong OAuth client.v0.14.0 No more “cannot reach your hub”
2026-08-10 Fixed: Claude sometimes said it could not reach your hub, then worked normally a second later. It happened after your hub had been idle long enough to shut down, and after an upgrade. Your hub keeps no permanent connection open and starts again on the next message, which is what keeps it cheap to run. The restarted hub did not recognise the conversation Claude was still holding, and said so; Claude started a fresh one and carried on. Nothing was ever lost, but the message appeared in the middle of the conversation and read like a broken hub. Your hub no longer needs to recognise the old conversation, so the message does not appear.v0.13.0 Your whole week, every account at once
2026-08-10 New: Ask Claude what your week looks like and it draws one week with every calendar account you have connected on it, each event marked with the account it belongs to. Google shows one account at a time. If you keep a personal calendar and a work calendar, there has never been a single screen with both on it, and switching between them is how a clash gets missed. The hub is already the one place that holds your accounts together, so this is the view it was in a position to give you and never had. Events show a title and a time. Nothing else travels: not the description, not who else is invited. Selecting an event opens it in Google Calendar. An account the hub could not read is named rather than quietly left out, so a week that looks empty is an empty week and not a calendar that failed to load. The week appears in Claude and in the Claude desktop app. In apps that cannot draw it, the same week arrives as text. Changed: A hub whose beta period has ended now says so instead of going quiet. Until now it refused everything, and that included the request Claude makes to find out what is wrong, so Claude could only report that it could not reach your hub at all. It now stays reachable enough to explain itself, both in the conversation and on the admin screen, and it can re-check its own status without being restarted once the period has been extended.v0.12.0 Account panel inside the conversation
2026-08-09 New: Ask Claude to check the hub and it now draws a panel listing your accounts, with a Reconnect button beside any that need one. This is for the moment a conversation stops. An account’s permission expires, Claude says it cannot reach it, and the fix is on a page of your own hub that you then have to go and find. The panel puts that button where the problem appeared, so reconnecting is a click rather than a hunt for your own address. Each account shows one line about its state: which services it is set up for when it is fine, and what is wrong when it is not. Pressing Reconnect opens your hub’s own page in a new tab, where you approve with Google as usual. The panel itself never sees your sign-in. There is also a Check again button, so after reconnecting you can confirm it worked without retyping anything. The panel appears in Claude and in the Claude desktop app. In apps that cannot draw it, the same answer arrives as text, exactly as before. Nothing new is asked of your Google account. The panel reads the hub’s own state and nothing else.v0.11.0 Diagnostics
2026-08-07 New: The admin screen has a Diagnostics page that checks the hub over and says what it finds. The reason for it is one particular kind of stuck. An account shows as connected, every setting looks right, and Claude still does not know that account exists. Until now the admin screen had no way to answer that, because the list of accounts a tool actually offers was not something anyone outside the hub could see. It is now the first thing Diagnostics checks. Each item gives the values it read to decide, so you can check the reasoning rather than take the verdict. Some items have a button, because the hub can try that one itself: fetching the tool list from Google again, rebuilding the tools it offers, reloading the addresses an account can send from. None of them changes an account, a permission, or anything you have set up. Claude can do the same. Ask it to check the hub and it reads the same report, and offers to run the same repairs. That is all it reaches: the hub’s own state, never your mail, calendar or files. See Troubleshooting.v0.10.3 Fixing a wrong client
2026-08-07 Fixed: The Clients screen now says which accounts to remove before a client can be deleted. The Delete client entry disappears while a client is still in use, and until now nothing explained why. This matters when an account was connected using a client from the wrong Google Cloud project. The client itself cannot be swapped on an account that already exists, but only that one account has to be redone, not your whole setup. The steps are now written down: see connecting an account with the wrong OAuth client.v0.10.2 Clients screen fix
2026-08-07 Fixed: Adding an OAuth client that no account had connected with yet left the Clients screen blank instead of showing the client you had just added.v0.10.1 Project mismatch warning
2026-08-07 New: The hub now warns you when an account’s OAuth client belongs to a different Google Cloud project than the hub itself. Developer Preview approval is granted per project. Approving the project your hub runs in does not approve a different one that an account’s OAuth client happens to live in, and until now that account failed every tool call with the same permission error as an unapproved project, with nothing to point at the cause. You see the warning when you add an account, on the account itself, and on the Clients screen. It names both project numbers and says what to do: use a client created in your hub’s own project, or add the other project number to your Developer Preview application. See Developer Preview for when a mismatch is expected.v0.10.0 Beta period
2026-08-06 Changed: Beta access now runs for a set period on newly installed hubs. While the period is open nothing is different. When it ends, the hub stops answering Claude and the admin screen tells you why. You can still sign in to read it. If that happens and you would like the period extended, write to us at hub.magicmealkits.com. Hubs installed before this version are unaffected, and upgrading does not change that.v0.9.3 Empty tool list fix
2026-08-06 Fixed: Claude occasionally saw a hub with no tools in it at all, then found it working again moments later. The hub rebuilds its tool list whenever an account is added, edited or removed, and again on a refresh that runs every six hours on its own. It used to empty the list before rebuilding it, and anything Claude asked in that gap came back empty. The list is never empty now.v0.9.2
2026-08-06 Fixed: The rule for what an account may be named is now on the screen instead of hidden in a tooltip.v0.9.1
2026-08-05 Fixed: The service page in the admin screen left out the tools the hub adds itself, so it answered “what can this service do” short.v0.9.0 Choosing the sending address
2026-08-05 New: Choose which address mail goes out from. A work mailbox rarely has one address: you answer support as one and sign contracts as another. Claude could write any of those messages, but they all left under the same address, so anything that had to come fromcontracts@ or
support@ was a message you finished by hand.
Now you name the address in the same sentence as the rest of the request. Ask
Claude to reply as your support address and it does, under that address’s own
name, in the thread it belongs to. Leave it out and mail goes from the address
that account normally sends from. Accounts with a single address are
unaffected.
Each message goes out under the name Gmail holds for that address, and those
often start out identical across addresses. If two addresses arrive looking the
same, see changing the name mail goes out under.
New: Select all turns on every service for an account at once, and
Deselect all turns them all back off.