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MCP Integration

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants like Claude Code connect to external data sources. The Menutes MCP server gives Claude Code direct access to your meeting transcripts and summaries.

Why MCP?

Instead of copy-pasting meeting notes into your AI assistant, MCP lets Claude Code:
  • List your meetings — “What meetings did I have this week?”
  • Read transcripts — “What did we decide about the API redesign?”
  • Get summaries — “Summarize yesterday’s standup”
  • Search across meetings — “Find all meetings where we discussed pricing”
All from your terminal or IDE, without switching context.

How It Works

Claude Code ←(stdio)→ MCP Server ←(HTTPS)→ Menutes API ←→ Your Meetings
  1. The MCP server runs locally on your machine
  2. Claude Code communicates with it via stdio
  3. The server calls the Menutes API using your API key
  4. Transcripts and summaries are fetched on demand

Available Tools

ToolDescription
list_recordingsList your meetings with optional filtering by status
get_recordingGet metadata for a specific meeting (title, duration, speakers)
get_transcriptGet the full transcript with speaker labels and timestamps
get_summaryGet the AI-generated meeting summary
search_recordingsSearch meetings by title

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