Google Services MCP Server by Nabheet: Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Lists recent emails, optionally filtered by a Gmail search

  Returns your newest messages first, and you can pass the same search syntax you type in Gmail, such as from:, is:unread or a date range.

  Try: “Show unread emails from the last two days”

  Read · google_gmail_list

• Opens one email with its sender, subject, body and attachment flags

  Fetches a single message by its id and returns the headers, the readable body and whether it has attachments.

  Try: “Read the email from my landlord about the lease”

  Read · google_gmail_get

• Lists email conversations instead of single messages

  Returns conversation threads, newest first, with the same optional Gmail search query as the message list.

  Try: “List my open threads with the Acme team”

  Read · google_gmail_threads_list

• Reads a whole email conversation in order

  Returns every message in one thread, each with its headers, body and attachment details.

  Try: “Summarize the full thread about the Q3 budget”

  Read · google_gmail_threads_get

• Sends an email from your account

  Composes and sends a message right away to the recipients you name, optionally with attachments read from local file paths.

  Try: “Email sam@example.com that I will be 10 minutes late”

  Write · google_gmail_send

• Replies to an email inside its conversation

  Sends a reply that stays in the original thread by keeping the threading headers, so it shows up under the same conversation for the recipient.

  Try: “Reply to Priya's last email and say Thursday works”

  Write · google_gmail_reply

• Adds or removes labels to mark, star or archive an email

  Changes the labels on a message. That is how you mark it read or unread, star it, or archive it out of the inbox.

  Try: “Archive all the newsletters I just read”

  Write · google_gmail_modify

• Lists the files attached to an email

  Returns the names, types and ids of a message's attachments without downloading the files.

  Try: “What files are attached to the invoice email?”

  Read · google_gmail_list_attachments

• Downloads an email attachment

  Returns a text attachment as text and a binary one encoded, or saves it to a local folder when you give a save path. Saving is limited to your Downloads folder unless you change the save root.

  Try: “Save the PDF from that invoice email to Downloads”

  Files · google_gmail_get_attachment

• Creates a draft email without sending it

  Saves a new draft with recipients, subject, body and optional attachments so you can review it in Gmail before sending.

  Try: “Draft a polite follow-up to the vendor but do not send it”

  Write · google_gmail_drafts_create

• Rewrites an existing draft

  Replaces the recipients, subject, body or attachments of a draft that already exists.

  Try: “Change the draft to the vendor so it mentions the new date”

  Write · google_gmail_drafts_update

• Lists your saved drafts

  Returns the drafts in your account so you can pick one to read, edit or send.

  Try: “What drafts do I have waiting?”

  Read · google_gmail_drafts_list

• Opens one draft

  Fetches a single draft with its parsed headers and body.

  Try: “Show me the draft to the vendor”

  Read · google_gmail_drafts_get

• Sends a draft you already saved

  Sends an existing draft exactly as saved.

  Try: “Send the draft to the vendor now”

  Write · google_gmail_drafts_send

• Deletes a draft

  Removes a saved draft from your account.

  Try: “Delete my old drafts about the offsite”

  Delete · google_gmail_drafts_delete

• Lists your Gmail labels

  Returns all labels in the account, system and custom.

  Try: “Which labels do I have?”

  Read · google_gmail_labels_list

• Creates a new Gmail label

  Adds a custom label that you can apply to messages.

  Try: “Create a label called Receipts 2026”

  Write · google_gmail_labels_create

• Deletes a Gmail label

  Removes a label from the account.

  Try: “Delete the label Old Projects”

  Delete · google_gmail_labels_delete

• Renames a label or changes its visibility

  Edits a label's name or whether it shows in the label and message lists. Only the fields you pass change.

  Try: “Rename the label Receipts to Receipts 2026”

  Write · google_gmail_labels_update

• Shows your out-of-office settings

  Returns the current Gmail vacation responder: whether it is on, the subject, message and date range.

  Try: “Is my out-of-office reply turned on?”

  Read · google_gmail_vacation_get

• Changes your out-of-office auto-reply

  Turns the vacation responder on or off and edits its message and dates. While it is on, Gmail replies to incoming mail for you.

  Try: “Turn on my out-of-office reply until Monday”

  Write · google_gmail_vacation_update

• Lists the addresses you can send from

  Returns the send-as aliases set up on the account.

  Try: “Which send-as addresses can I use?”

  Read · google_gmail_sendas_list

• Adds a send-as address

  Creates a send-as alias, subject to Google's domain and verification rules.

  Try: “Add info@mydomain.com as a send-as alias”

  Write · google_gmail_sendas_create

• Lists your Gmail filters

  Returns the rules that automatically label, archive or forward incoming mail.

  Try: “Show my Gmail filters”

  Read · google_gmail_filters_list

• Creates a rule that sorts incoming mail

  Adds a filter with matching criteria and an action, such as skipping the inbox or applying a label.

  Try: “Auto-archive anything from noreply@shop.com”

  Write · google_gmail_filters_create

• Deletes a Gmail filter

  Removes a filter by its id so the rule stops running.

  Try: “Delete the filter that archives shop emails”

  Delete · google_gmail_filters_delete

• Moves an email to the trash

  Moves a message to Trash, where it can be restored with the untrash tool.

  Try: “Trash the promo email from yesterday”

  Write · google_gmail_trash

• Brings an email back from the trash

  Restores a message from Trash to your mailbox.

  Try: “Restore the email I trashed by mistake”

  Write · google_gmail_untrash

• Permanently deletes an email

  Erases a message immediately and for good, skipping Trash. The tool describes it as irreversible.

  Try: “Permanently delete that spam message”

  Delete · google_gmail_delete

• Lists the calendars you can see

  Returns the calendars your account can reach, including shared ones.

  Try: “Which calendars do I have?”

  Read · google_calendar_list_calendars

• Lists upcoming events

  Returns events from a calendar, optionally limited to a time range or a text query.

  Try: “What is on my calendar next week?”

  Read · google_calendar_list_events

• Adds a timed or all-day event

  Creates an event with a start and end, or a single date for an all-day event.

  Try: “Add lunch with Dana on Friday at 12:30”

  Write · google_calendar_create_event

• Adds an event with a Google Meet link

  Creates a calendar event that comes with a new Meet video link attached.

  Try: “Schedule a Meet with the design team tomorrow at 10”

  Write · google_calendar_create_meet

• Opens one calendar event

  Fetches a single event by id with its details.

  Try: “Show the details of my 3pm meeting”

  Read · google_calendar_get_event

• Edits an existing event

  Changes only the fields you pass, such as the time, title or guests.

  Try: “Move the planning meeting to 4pm”

  Write · google_calendar_update_event

• Deletes a calendar event

  Removes an event by its id.

  Try: “Cancel my dentist appointment on the calendar”

  Delete · google_calendar_delete_event

• Accepts, declines or tentatively accepts an invite

  Sets your reply on an invitation. The address you answer for must already be on the invite.

  Try: “Decline the Thursday all-hands invite”

  Write · google_calendar_respond

• Creates an extra calendar

  Adds a secondary calendar with a name, time zone and description.

  Try: “Create a calendar called Side Project”

  Write · google_calendar_create

• Edits a secondary calendar

  Changes a calendar's name, colour, time zone or description. Only the fields you pass change.

  Try: “Rename the Side Project calendar to Launch”

  Write · google_calendar_update

• Permanently deletes a secondary calendar

  Removes a secondary calendar for good. The tool describes it as destructive.

  Try: “Delete the calendar called Old Project”

  Delete · google_calendar_delete

• Finds when people or calendars are free

  Returns busy intervals across calendars so you can pick a meeting time. A calendar it cannot read returns an error instead of looking free.

  Try: “When are Sam and I both free on Wednesday?”

  Read · google_calendar_free_busy

• Lists files in your Drive

  Returns files newest first, optionally filtered with a Drive search query.

  Try: “List the PDFs I changed this week”

  Read · google_drive_list

• Shows details about one Drive file

  Returns the metadata of a file by id, such as its name, type and owner.

  Try: “Who owns the budget spreadsheet?”

  Read · google_drive_get

• Creates a file in Drive

  Creates a file from text you provide or from a local file path, or a blank Google-native file if you give no content.

  Try: “Upload the report at ~/Downloads/report.pdf to Drive”

  Write · google_drive_upload

• Renames a file or replaces its content

  Changes a Drive file's name, its content, or both. Content can come from text or a local file path.

  Try: “Replace the contents of notes.txt in Drive with this text”

  Write · google_drive_update

• Permanently deletes a Drive file

  Erases a file for good, skipping Trash. The tool says to prefer trashing instead.

  Try: “Permanently delete the old backup file in Drive”

  Delete · google_drive_delete

• Moves a Drive file to the trash

  Puts a file in Trash, from where it can be restored.

  Try: “Trash the draft budget file”

  Write · google_drive_trash

• Restores a file from the trash

  Takes a trashed file out of Trash so it is back in Drive.

  Try: “Restore the budget file I trashed”

  Write · google_drive_restore

• Shares a file with people, a domain or anyone with the link

  Grants access to a file by email, to a group, to a whole domain or to anyone with the link. It can also hand over ownership.

  Try: “Share the pitch deck with alex@example.com as a viewer”

  Write · google_drive_share

• Shows who can open a file

  Returns every person or group with access to a file and their role.

  Try: “Who has access to the contracts folder?”

  Read · google_drive_list_permissions

• Removes someone's access to a file

  Revokes one permission on a file by its permission id.

  Try: “Stop sharing the pitch deck with Alex”

  Delete · google_drive_delete_permission

• Downloads a Drive file

  Returns the file's contents, as text or encoded for binary files, or saves it to a local folder when you give a save path. It does not work on Google Docs, Sheets or Slides, which use export.

  Try: “Download the logo.png file from Drive”

  Files · google_drive_download

• Exports a Google Doc, Sheet or Slides deck to another format

  Converts a Google-native file to PDF, text, Word and other formats, and can save the result to a local folder.

  Try: “Export the Q3 plan doc as a PDF to Downloads”

  Files · google_drive_export

• Creates a folder in Drive

  Adds a new folder, optionally inside another folder.

  Try: “Create a folder called Invoices 2026”

  Write · google_drive_create_folder

• Makes a copy of a file

  Duplicates a Drive file, optionally with a new name.

  Try: “Copy the contract template and call it Acme contract”

  Write · google_drive_copy

• Moves a file into a folder

  Puts a file in another folder. If you give the old parent folder it is removed from there; otherwise the file ends up in both.

  Try: “Move the invoice into the Invoices 2026 folder”

  Write · google_drive_move

• Lists your contacts

  Returns your saved contacts with their names, emails and phone numbers.

  Try: “List my contacts”

  Read · google_contacts_list

• Finds a contact by name, email or phone

  Searches your contacts, including non-connected contacts.

  Try: “Find the email address for Maria Lopez”

  Read · google_contacts_search

• Adds a new contact

  Creates a contact with a name and optionally an email, phone, address, organization or photo.

  Try: “Add Sam Lee, sam@example.com, to my contacts”

  Write · google_contacts_create

• Edits a contact

  Changes a contact's name, email, phone, address, organization or photo while keeping their other saved entries.

  Try: “Update Sam's phone number to 555-0100”

  Write · google_contacts_update

• Opens one contact

  Fetches a contact by its resource name with its name, emails, phones, addresses and organization.

  Try: “Show all details for Sam Lee”

  Read · google_contacts_get

• Deletes a contact

  Removes a contact by its resource name.

  Try: “Delete the duplicate contact for Sam Lee”

  Delete · google_contacts_delete

• Lists your task lists

  Returns the lists in Google Tasks.

  Try: “Which task lists do I have?”

  Read · google_tasks_list_lists

• Lists the tasks in a list

  Returns tasks from one list, or your default list if you do not name one.

  Try: “What is on my to-do list?”

  Read · google_tasks_list

• Adds a task

  Creates a task, optionally with notes, a due date, or as a subtask of another task.

  Try: “Add a task to send the invoice by Friday”

  Write · google_tasks_create

• Edits a task

  Changes a task's title, notes, due date or status. Only the fields you pass change.

  Try: “Move the invoice task's due date to Monday”

  Write · google_tasks_update

• Creates a new task list

  Adds a list to Google Tasks.

  Try: “Create a task list called Moving”

  Write · google_tasks_create_list

• Renames a task list

  Changes the title of an existing task list.

  Try: “Rename the Moving list to House move”

  Write · google_tasks_update_list

• Deletes a task list and its tasks

  Removes a task list, and every task in it goes with it.

  Try: “Delete the Moving task list”

  Delete · google_tasks_delete_list

• Marks a task as done

  Sets a task's status to completed.

  Try: “Mark the invoice task as done”

  Write · google_tasks_complete

• Deletes a task

  Removes one task from its list.

  Try: “Delete the task about renewing the passport”

  Delete · google_tasks_delete

• Shows a spreadsheet's tabs and, optionally, cell values

  Returns spreadsheet metadata and can include the values of a range you name.

  Try: “What tabs does the sales spreadsheet have?”

  Read · google_sheets_get

• Reads cell values from a range

  Returns the values in a range as rows of text.

  Try: “Read A1:D20 from the Budget sheet”

  Read · google_sheets_read

• Writes values into a range of cells

  Puts rows of values into the sheet starting at the top-left cell of the range, overwriting what is there.

  Try: “Put these totals into B2:B6 of the Budget sheet”

  Write · google_sheets_write

• Adds rows below the existing data

  Appends new rows after the last row that has data in a sheet.

  Try: “Add a row for today's sales to the log sheet”

  Write · google_sheets_append

• Creates a new spreadsheet

  Makes a new spreadsheet, optionally with tabs already named.

  Try: “Create a spreadsheet called Expenses 2026 with tabs for each month”

  Write · google_sheets_create

• Sends advanced edit requests to a spreadsheet

  Passes raw Sheets batch requests straight through, covering things like formatting, adding or deleting tabs and charts. Because the requests are raw, it can delete content too.

  Try: “Bold the header row and freeze it on the Budget sheet”

  Delete · google_sheets_batch_update

• Adds a tab to a spreadsheet

  Creates a new sheet tab inside an existing spreadsheet.

  Try: “Add a tab called Archive to the Budget spreadsheet”

  Write · google_sheets_add_sheet

• Permanently deletes a tab

  Removes a whole sheet tab and its data from a spreadsheet.

  Try: “Delete the Scratch tab from the Budget spreadsheet”

  Delete · google_sheets_delete_sheet

• Renames a tab

  Changes the name of a tab in a spreadsheet.

  Try: “Rename the Sheet1 tab to Q1”

  Write · google_sheets_rename_sheet

• Inserts blank rows

  Adds empty rows at a row position you choose, counted from zero.

  Try: “Insert three blank rows above row 5”

  Write · google_sheets_insert_rows

• Deletes rows

  Removes rows starting at a row position you choose, counted from zero, and shifts the rest up.

  Try: “Delete rows 10 to 12 in the log sheet”

  Delete · google_sheets_delete_rows

• Lists named ranges

  Returns the named ranges defined on a spreadsheet.

  Try: “List the named ranges on the Budget sheet”

  Read · google_sheets_get_named_ranges

• Creates a named range

  Names a rectangular block of cells so it can be referred to by name.

  Try: “Name B2:B13 as MonthlyTotals”

  Write · google_sheets_set_named_range

• Reads a Google Doc with all its structure

  Returns the full document as structured JSON, including formatting and positions.

  Try: “Get the structure of the project plan doc”

  Read · google_docs_get

• Reads a Google Doc as plain text

  Returns just the text of a document without formatting detail.

  Try: “Read the project plan doc to me”

  Read · google_docs_read

• Creates a new Google Doc

  Makes a new document with the title you give.

  Try: “Create a doc called Meeting notes 12 Nov”

  Write · google_docs_create

• Adds text to a doc

  Inserts text at a position in the document, or at the end.

  Try: “Add a summary paragraph to the end of the project plan”

  Write · google_docs_insert_text

• Replaces every match of a phrase in a doc

  Swaps all occurrences of one string for another, which suits filling in templates.

  Try: “Replace {{client}} with Acme in the contract doc”

  Write · google_docs_replace_text

• Sends advanced edit requests to a doc

  Passes raw Docs batch requests straight through for styles, tables, headers and more. Because the requests are raw, it can delete content too.

  Try: “Make all headings in the doc dark blue”

  Delete · google_docs_batch_update

• Deletes part of a doc

  Removes a span of content between two positions in the document.

  Try: “Delete the second paragraph of the project plan”

  Delete · google_docs_delete_range

• Adds an empty table to a doc

  Inserts a table of the size you ask for at a position in the document.

  Try: “Insert a 4 by 3 table under the Budget heading”

  Write · google_docs_insert_table

• Adds a picture to a doc

  Places an image from a public web address into the document.

  Try: “Put the logo from this URL at the top of the doc”

  Write · google_docs_insert_inline_image

• Reads a presentation with its structure

  Returns the whole deck as structured JSON.

  Try: “Get the outline of the Q3 review deck”

  Read · google_slides_get

• Creates a new presentation

  Makes a new Slides deck with the title you give.

  Try: “Create a deck called Product launch”

  Write · google_slides_create

• Replaces a phrase across a whole deck

  Swaps every occurrence of one string for another on all slides, useful for templates.

  Try: “Replace {{date}} with 14 Nov in the launch deck”

  Write · google_slides_replace_text

• Adds a blank slide

  Appends an empty slide to a presentation.

  Try: “Add a blank slide to the launch deck”

  Write · google_slides_add_slide

• Deletes a slide

  Removes one slide from a presentation by its object id.

  Try: “Delete slide 4 from the launch deck”

  Delete · google_slides_delete_slide

• Reads one slide

  Returns the contents of a single slide by its object id.

  Try: “What is on the third slide?”

  Read · google_slides_get_page

• Sends advanced edit requests to a deck

  Passes raw Slides batch requests straight through for text boxes, shapes, images and styling. Because the requests are raw, it can delete content too.

  Try: “Change the title font on every slide to Arial”

  Delete · google_slides_batch_update

• Copies a slide

  Duplicates a slide and returns the id of the new one.

  Try: “Duplicate the pricing slide”

  Write · google_slides_duplicate_slide

• Reorders a slide

  Moves a slide to another position in the deck.

  Try: “Move the pricing slide to the end”

  Write · google_slides_move_slide

• Adds a text box to a slide

  Creates a text box at a size in points, optionally with starting text.

  Try: “Add a text box saying Confidential to slide 1”

  Write · google_slides_create_textbox

• Adds an image to a slide

  Places an image from a web address on a slide at a size in points.

  Try: “Put the logo from this URL on slide 1”

  Write · google_slides_create_image

• Searches YouTube for videos

  Returns video titles, ids and channel names for a search term.

  Try: “Find recent videos about Rust async”

  Read · google_youtube_search

• Uploads a video to your YouTube channel

  Uploads a video from a local file path, or from base64 content for small files. It defaults to private.

  Try: “Upload ~/Videos/demo.mp4 as a private video”

  Write · google_youtube_upload

• Shows details and stats for a video

  Returns the description, statistics and content details of a video.

  Try: “How many views does this video have?”

  Read · google_youtube_get_video

• Edits a video's details

  Changes a video's title, description, tags or privacy setting, which can make it public.

  Try: “Make my demo video unlisted”

  Write · google_youtube_update_video

• Lists your uploaded videos

  Returns the videos on your channel.

  Try: “List my uploads”

  Read · google_youtube_my_videos

• Lists your playlists

  Returns the playlists on your account.

  Try: “What playlists do I have?”

  Read · google_youtube_list_playlists

• Creates a private playlist

  Makes a new playlist that starts out private.

  Try: “Create a playlist called Conference talks”

  Write · google_youtube_create_playlist

• Deletes a playlist

  Removes a playlist by its id.

  Try: “Delete the playlist Conference talks”

  Delete · google_youtube_delete_playlist

• Adds a video to a playlist

  Puts a video into one of your playlists.

  Try: “Add this video to Conference talks”

  Write · google_youtube_add_to_playlist

• Removes a video from a playlist

  Takes one entry out of a playlist by its playlist item id.

  Try: “Remove that talk from the Conference talks playlist”

  Delete · google_youtube_remove_from_playlist

• Lists channels you subscribe to

  Returns the channels your account follows.

  Try: “Which channels am I subscribed to?”

  Read · google_youtube_subscriptions

• Lists comments on a video

  Returns top-level comment threads for a video, newest first.

  Try: “Show the latest comments on my demo video”

  Read · google_youtube_list_comments

• Posts a comment on a video

  Adds a top-level comment from your account, publicly visible on the video.

  Try: “Comment Thanks for watching on my latest video”

  Write · google_youtube_insert_comment

• Holds, rejects or flags a comment

  Sets the moderation status of a comment, such as holding it for review, rejecting it or flagging it as likely spam.

  Try: “Hold that comment for review”

  Write · google_youtube_set_comment_moderation

• Marks a comment as spam

  Reports a comment on your video as spam.

  Try: “Mark the third comment as spam”

  Write · google_youtube_mark_comment_spam

• Shows a form and its questions

  Returns a form's structure and every question.

  Try: “What questions are in the feedback form?”

  Read · google_forms_get

• Lists form responses

  Returns the responses people have submitted to a form.

  Try: “Show the responses to the feedback form”

  Read · google_forms_responses

• Creates a new form

  Makes a new Google Form with the title you give.

  Try: “Create a form called Event signup”

  Write · google_forms_create

• Adds a question to a form

  Appends a text or multiple-choice question at the end of the form.

  Try: “Add a multiple-choice question about dietary needs”

  Write · google_forms_add_question

• Edits a form question

  Changes a question's title, description, options or whether it is required.

  Try: “Make the email question required”

  Write · google_forms_update_question

• Deletes a question

  Removes one question from a form by its question id.

  Try: “Delete the age question from the signup form”

  Delete · google_forms_delete_question

• Reorders a question

  Moves a question to a new position in the form.

  Try: “Move the email question to the top”

  Write · google_forms_move_question

• Renames a form

  Changes a form's title.

  Try: “Rename the form to Event signup 2027”

  Write · google_forms_rename

• Permanently deletes a form

  Removes a whole form for good.

  Try: “Delete the old Event signup form”

  Delete · google_forms_delete

• Copies form responses into a spreadsheet

  Appends responses to a Sheets spreadsheet with a response-id column so repeated exports do not duplicate rows.

  Try: “Export the signup form responses to the Event sheet”

  Write · google_forms_export_responses

• Connects a Google account through your browser

  Starts the sign-in flow and opens your browser so you can approve access for a new account, which you give a nickname such as work.

  Try: “Connect my work Google account”

  Write · google_account_add

• Lists your connected accounts

  Shows each connected account with its email and which one is the default.

  Try: “Which Google accounts are connected?”

  Read · google_account_list

• Disconnects an account and deletes its saved sign-in

  Removes the account from the server and deletes its stored tokens from your computer.

  Try: “Disconnect my work Google account”

  Delete · google_account_remove

• Sets the account used by default

  Chooses which connected account tools use when you do not name one.

  Try: “Use my personal account by default”

  Write · google_account_set_default

• Shows setup and sign-in health

  Reports the credential setup, where data is stored, the connected accounts and whether their tokens are healthy.

  Try: “Check the status of the Google connection”

  Read · google_account_status

Watch out for

• It can send email and share files as you

  Sending tools (gmail_send, gmail_reply, gmail_drafts_send) and drive_share, which can open a file to anyone with the link, act immediately under your name. Our advice: try a test account first and review drafts before the assistant sends. github.com

• It can permanently delete mail, files and more

  gmail_delete, drive_delete, forms_delete, calendar_delete, sheets_delete_sheet and similar tools cannot be undone. Trash tools exist for mail and Drive, so ask the assistant to use those (our advice). github.com

• Raw edit tools can remove content too

  sheets_batch_update, docs_batch_update and slides_batch_update pass raw requests straight to Google, and those can delete tabs, text and slides. Treat them as delete-capable. github.com

• One sign-in grants access to all 11 services

  The consent screen asks for Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Contacts, Tasks, Sheets, Docs, Slides, YouTube and Forms together. Revoke access any time on your Google Account permissions page. github.com

• Emails and documents it reads are untrusted text

  Our advice: a message or shared doc can contain instructions aimed at the assistant, and this server can then send, share or delete. Approve write and delete calls by hand instead of auto-approving them. github.com

• Attach and upload tools read local files

  Gmail attachments, Drive upload and update, and YouTube upload read any local path the assistant passes. Saving downloads is limited to your Downloads folder unless you set GOOGLE_MCP_SAVE_ROOT. github.com

• Client secret sits in your client config

  The README puts the OAuth client secret in the client's env block, in plain text. Keep that file private and rotate the secret in Google Cloud Console if it leaks. github.com

• Installs can pull preview builds

  The beta tag points to unmerged pull request builds, and every merge to main publishes a new stable patch. Pin an exact version in your config, as the README advises. github.com

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