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CloudPool 2.0.0: Sign in with Google, and your drives for AI apps

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@zubairkhan778 zubairkhan778 released this 26 Sep 01:10
v2.0.0
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You sign in with Google now, and Claude and other AI apps can use your drives.

Sign in with Google

  • The first screen has one button, Continue with Google. Your browser opens CloudPool's sign-in page, you pick your account, and CloudPool comes back signed in. There is no CloudPool password to make or forget.
  • The same Google account opens the same drives on every computer, on the phone web app and in the Android app.
  • Already have a CloudPool login? Nothing is lost. Sign in with Google, then open https://cloudpool.vercel.app/account and bring the old login over once with its username and password: every account, drive, share link and setting comes along. The old password then stops working, and computers still signed in with it ask you to sign in with Google.
  • How your login is kept has changed, and https://cloudpool.vercel.app/security#login says exactly how. Your account list is still stored encrypted; the CloudPool website now holds the key to it, which is what makes Google sign-in and the MCP server possible.

Your drives for AI apps and scripts

  • Make an API key on your account page and connect the CloudPool MCP server to Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor or VS Code. They can list, read, search, save, move and share files, only as far as the key allows.
  • A REST API does the same for your own scripts, plus share links, accounts and drives. Everything is on https://cloudpool.vercel.app/developers.
  • This computer answers for the accounts only it can open. OneDrive, Dropbox, buckets, NAS boxes and disks are reached through CloudPool on your computer while it is open, so AI apps see every account. Turn it off in Settings, Answer MCP and API calls.

Also

  • App lock asks for a passcode you choose for this computer, since a Google login has no password. Touch ID works as before.

Install this over your current version; from 1.5.0 you can install it from inside CloudPool. A computer already signed in stays signed in; it asks for Google once its login has been brought over.

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