The MeetGeek MCP lets MCP-compatible AI tools securely access your MeetGeek meeting data — transcripts, summaries, highlights, action items, analytics, and recordings — directly inside your AI interface.

This cloud-hosted MCP works with tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and MCP-compatible IDEs (Cursor, VS Code with Copilot, and others) over OAuth. No API keys or local setup required. Once connected, your AI becomes meeting-aware — able to answer questions, analyze patterns, extract action items, and upload recordings for analysis.

In this guide:

Supported platforms
What you can do
Requirements
Authentication & security
How to connect
Usage examples
FAQs

Supported platforms

MeetGeek MCP works with:

Claude (Desktop and Web) — available | (Mobile, API, Claude Code) — coming soon
ChatGPT (Plus, Team, Enterprise) — available
MCP-compatible IDEs — Cursor, VS Code with GitHub Copilot, or any IDE that supports MCP
Any other tool that supports MCP

What you can do

Tool name	Description
`list_user_meetings`	Retrieve a paginated list of the authenticated user's past meetings, including IDs, titles, timestamps, and participant counts.
`list_team_meetings`	Retrieve a paginated list of meetings for a specific team, including meeting metadata and participant information.
`get_meeting_details`	Fetch full details for a specific meeting: title, timestamps, duration, participants, recording status, and processing state.
`get_meeting_transcript`	Retrieve the full transcript with speaker names, timestamps, and spoken text. Supports pagination for long meetings.
`get_meeting_summary`	Get an AI-generated summary of main topics, key decisions, action items, and next steps.
`get_meeting_highlights`	Retrieve AI-generated highlights — key moments, decisions, and notable quotes with timestamps and speaker context.
`get_meeting_insights`	Access AI-powered analytics: sentiment, topic breakdowns, speaking-time distribution, and engagement metrics.
`upload_recording_for_analysis`	Upload an audio or video recording via a direct download link for asynchronous analysis — generating a transcript, summary, highlights, and insights.

Requirements

A MeetGeek account (the Free plan works)
For the AI tool you connect from:
- Claude — Pro, Team, or Enterprise
- ChatGPT — Plus, Team, or Enterprise
- IDEs — any MCP-compatible IDE

Authentication & security

OAuth 2.0 authentication — sign in with Google or Microsoft
Permissions granted: view meetings, access transcripts & summaries, upload recordings for analysis
No API keys required
MCP endpoint:

https://mcp.meetgeek.ai/mcp

MeetGeek MCP does not store conversation data. Only the meeting data needed to answer your request is retrieved securely from your MeetGeek account. See our Privacy Policy for details.

How to connect

Connect from ChatGPT

Open ChatGPT → Apps.
Search for MeetGeek MCP.
Click Connect, authenticate with Google or Microsoft, and grant permissions.

You're ready to use MeetGeek inside ChatGPT.

Connect from Claude (Desktop)

Open the Anthropic MCP Directory and find MeetGeek.
Click Connect and authenticate with Google or Microsoft.
Paste your MeetGeek API Key.
Grant permissions.

Connect from Claude (Web)

Go to claude.ai → Settings → Connectors → Add Custom Connector (or open the Add Custom Connector dialog directly).
Enter the MeetGeek MCP endpoint: https://mcp.meetgeek.ai/mcp
Authenticate with Google or Microsoft and grant permissions.

Note: Unlike Claude Desktop's native connector, Claude Web currently requires adding MeetGeek as a Custom Connector using the MCP endpoint URL above.

Connect from Claude Code

Direct OAuth connection from your local environment
Supports localhost callbacks
Ideal for developers and power users

Connect from IDEs (Cursor, VS Code, and others)

Open your IDE's MCP settings.
Add the MCP server:
```
https://mcp.meetgeek.ai/mcp
```
Authenticate with Google or Microsoft and grant permissions.

Usage examples

Search meetings

"Show me my meetings from last week where we discussed pricing." → MeetGeek MCP searches your meetings and returns matching calls with dates, participants, and quick-access links.

Extract action items

"What were the action items from yesterday's client call?" → The MCP retrieves highlights and lists action items with assignees, timestamps, and context.

Analyze meeting patterns

"Compare my talk time across customer calls this month." → Meeting analytics are fetched and summarized into trends and comparisons.

Get a transcript

"Get the full transcript from my Q4 planning meeting." → A timestamped transcript with speaker labels is returned.

Upload a recording

"Upload this recording for analysis: https://example.com/meeting.mp4" → The recording is queued for analysis.

Important: The URL must be a direct download link. Links to video players or previews (Google Drive, Dropbox) or streaming services won't work. Supported formats: MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A, WEBM.

FAQs

Do I need a paid MeetGeek plan?

No — the Free plan works.

Is my data secure?

Yes. Access is OAuth-based with strict permissions, and the MCP server stores no conversation data.

Why isn't my upload working?

Make sure the link downloads the file directly rather than opening a preview page.

What are the usage limits?

There are no MCP-specific limits — your MeetGeek plan limits apply.

Looking for more control or a fully local setup? If you'd rather run MCP locally with your own environment and API key, see the Self-Hosted MeetGeek MCP Server guide — ideal for developers who want full control over execution or custom workflows.

Need Help?

If you have any questions or need assistance, reach out at [email protected] or use the chat messenger in the MeetGeek app.

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