MCP Access

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI tools connect directly to outside data. MemorDesk runs an MCP server, available on Pro plans and above, so any MCP compatible client can read your own meetings, transcripts, notes, decisions, and action items without you copying anything into a prompt by hand.

It is strictly read-only: a connected client can list and read meetings you can already see in MemorDesk, it can never create, edit, or delete anything.

Where to find it

  • Desktop: Integrations > MCP (/dashboard/integrations?tab=mcp).
  • Mobile: MCP Access is a desktop feature for now, the integrations page opens the desktop view.

On the desktop Integrations page, choose the MCP tab in the category list. It sits directly below CRM. The tab contains the complete MCP setup screen: the server URL, connection instructions for OAuth aware and manual clients, token creation and revocation, and recent access activity.

Connecting Claude and other OAuth aware clients

Add the server URL shown on the MCP Access page as a remote server in the client, nothing else to configure. The client prompts you to sign in and approve access, and MemorDesk issues it a scoped token automatically behind the scenes, there is nothing to copy or paste.

Connecting Cursor, Warp, and other manual clients

Create a named token on the MCP Access page (name it something you'll recognize, like "Cursor on my laptop"). It's shown once, copy it immediately. Add it to your client's MCP configuration as a remote server, using the server URL from the same page and the token as an Authorization: Bearer header.

What's exposed

Tools:

  • list_meetings — list meetings you can see, personal and every workspace you belong to, with an optional title search and date filter.
  • search_transcripts — semantic search across your transcripts by topic or question, not just a title match, ranked by relevance.
  • get_meeting — a meeting's title, date, notes, participants, decisions, and your action items.
  • get_transcript — a meeting's full transcript, speaker by speaker.
  • list_action_items — your action items across every meeting, or scoped to one.
  • list_decisions — decisions recorded across every meeting, or scoped to one.

Resources: your transcripts and notes are also available as directly addressable resources (not just tool calls), for clients whose interface lets you browse or attach a specific meeting's content directly.

Only meetings you can already see inside MemorDesk are ever returned, connecting an MCP client doesn't grant it access to anything you couldn't already open yourself.

Activity and revoking access

Every call, whether it came from a manually created token or an OAuth connection, is logged and visible on the MCP Access page: which tool was called, when, and through which connection. Any token or OAuth connection can be revoked instantly from the same page, taking effect immediately.

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More in Account

  • Plans and CreditsHow credits work and what each plan includes.
  • Settings ReferenceWhere to find every setting on desktop and mobile, two factor authentication, recovery codes and remembered devices.
  • IntegrationsConnect Google Calendar, Slack, and Notion, ask Kojo questions from Slack, choose personal or a shared workspace, choose who can see a calendar's meetings, and disconnect a calendar.
  • Workspaces and TeamsPersonal, team, and viewer workspaces (up to 5 at once), inviting members, roles and what a viewer can and cannot do, who owns recorded meetings and what happens when a recorder leaves, groups (departments) and their privacy, who can see which meetings, workspace security (requiring two factor authentication and new passwords), and moving a meeting to personal space.
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