[BUG] Google Compute Engine

### MCP server URL or name

Google Compute Engine

### How are you connecting to this server?

From browsing the MCP server directory

### Where does the issue occur?

When pressing the Connect button

### When did you last reproduce this?

2026-09-02, 6:57 AM EDT

### Browser and OS

Reproduced via claude.ai. Tried on Samsung Internet (Android phone) and Safari (iPad) — same "Failed to start MCP authorization" error on both browsers and both devices.

### Describe the issue

The Google Compute Engine connector fails to authorize. Current error shown: "Failed to start MCP authorization" (toast notification, no error ID displayed, tapping the message does not reveal further detail). Reproducible and persistent, connector currently unusable. The Google Cloud BigQuery connector produces the identical error and was filed as a separate issue per this repo's guidance.Previously reported at anthropics/claude-code#90669 under a different error description (redirect_uri_mismatch, Error 400), closed by the github-actions bot as out of scope for that repo ("this doesn't appear to be about Claude Code"). Not clear whether the underlying issue changed since that report or the same root cause is now surfacing with different error text. Refiling here per that repo's guidance pointing MCP/connector issues to claude-ai-mcp.

### Error details

```shell
"Failed to start MCP authorization" — no error ID shown, tapping it does nothing.
```

### Expected behavior

Successful OAuth completion and a working connection to the Google Cloud BigQuery and Google Compute Engine connectors.

### Additional context

Prior report: https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/90669 (closed without review, wrong repo). Companion issue: BigQuery

No repository file, test, or entry point is identified. Begin by reproducing the Connect-button failure in claude.ai for Google Compute Engine, then trace the MCP authorization flow; done means OAuth completes and the connector establishes a working connection without the toast error.

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