Give your AI agent real access to your Google files.
Arkush is a hosted MCP connector for Google Sheets, Docs & Slides. Your agent reads values and formulas as context and edits through typed tools — no browser automation, no copy-paste, no screenshots.
Minimal scopes · encrypted tokens · revoke anytime
See it work
Pick a file type and watch the agent read, decide, and edit — live, through typed tools.
read_rangeset_formulascreate_chartspend by month ↑
What your agent can do
Type a request in your AI app — Arkush turns it into precise API calls against your file.
“Check the formulas in column D and fix the errors.”
read_rangeset_formulas“Find every row mentioning “Insurance”.”
find_in_spreadsheet“Append this week’s numbers to the tracker.”
append_rows“Build a stacked chart of spend by month.”
create_chart“Make the headers bold on a blue background.”
format_range“Add a “Forecast” tab and fill in monthly projections.”
add_sheetupdate_range“Fix the wording in my proposal doc.”
replace_text_in_document“Add a summary slide to my deck.”
add_slide
How it works
- 1
Add the connector
In Claude (or any MCP client), add
https://arkush.dev/api/mcp. Takes about a minute — see the setup guide. - 2
Sign in with Google once
Authorize with your Google account in the browser. No API keys, no extensions, no setup scripts.
- 3
Paste a link and ask
Drop a spreadsheet link into any chat and ask in plain language — “check the formulas in this sheet and fix the errors.”
Set up your app
Pick your AI client — the connector URL is the same everywhere.
- 1.Open claude.ai (web or desktop) → Settings → Connectors.
- 2.Click “Add custom connector” and paste the URL below.
- 3.Hit Connect, sign in with Google, and allow access.
- 4.In any chat, paste a spreadsheet link and ask.
https://arkush.dev/api/mcp
Arkush talks to Google’s official API. Your agent never sees your password and never clicks around your screen — every edit is an atomic, auditable API call. Minimal scopes, encrypted tokens, revocable anytime.
Questions, answered
Because two separate parties are asking. The first screen is your AI client (for example Claude) asking your permission to use the Arkush connector. The second is Google asking your permission for Arkush to access your spreadsheets. Two separate handshakes means you can revoke either side independently — and Arkush never sees your Google password.
Arkush is free while in beta
If it saves you time, a coffee keeps the servers humming.
no pressure — it just helps pay the servers