MCP server overview
The Meetingize MCP server connects your meetings to the AI assistant you already use. Once connected, Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any client supporting the Model Context Protocol can search your meetings, read diarized transcripts and AI reports, and generate documents on demand, only with the permissions you granted and only on your own data.
| Server URL | https://app.meetingize.com/api/mcp |
| Transport | Streamable HTTP (stateless, JSON responses) |
| Authentication | OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and dynamic client registration (automatic in most clients), or a Meetingize API key as bearer token |
| Protocol versions | 2025-11-25, 2025-06-18, 2025-03-26 |
What can I ask?
Section titled “What can I ask?”Examples once Meetingize is connected:
- “Which commitments did I make with client Dupont this quarter? Give me the dates and the meetings.”
- “Prepare my meeting with Mrs Martin tomorrow: history, open questions, what we promised.”
- “Find every meeting where we talked about the price increase and summarize the objections.”
- “Read the transcript of yesterday’s team meeting and list the action items per person.”
- “Generate a follow-up email for my last meeting with the Lefebvre family.” (the assistant shows a preview and asks you to confirm before anything billable happens)
- “How do Meetingize webhooks work?” (the server also carries the whole Meetingize documentation)
How do I connect?
Section titled “How do I connect?”- Claude (claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code)
- ChatGPT
- Cursor, VS Code, MCP Inspector and other clients
In every case you paste the server URL, sign in to Meetingize in the window that opens and approve the permissions on the Meetingize consent screen. You can disconnect at any time from Settings > Connected applications.
What does the server expose?
Section titled “What does the server expose?”- Tools to search and read meetings, transcripts (split into parts that fit the context window), reports,
participants and documents; to search inside all transcripts; to create meetings from audio URLs, update
them and generate documents (with confirmation); to follow jobs, check usage and report a bug; plus
searchandfetchfor ChatGPT. See Tools, resources and prompts. - Resources: your recent meetings, transcripts, documents and the documentation as
meetingize://URIs. - Prompts: ready-made workflows such as “prepare my next meeting with…” or “extract my commitments”.
Security in one paragraph
Section titled “Security in one paragraph”The server never sees your Meetingize password: the assistant gets an OAuth access token valid one hour, bound to your account and limited to the scopes you approved. Every call goes through the same authorization layer as the public API, so the assistant can only reach your own meetings (other accounts’ data simply does not exist for it). Actions that consume your API allowance require explicit confirmation. Details in Security.
Billing
Section titled “Billing”Reading meetings, transcripts and documents through the MCP server is free (rate limited). Generating a document or creating a meeting from an audio URL is billed on your API usage, exactly like the REST API.