What is an MCP server for meeting notes?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT connect to external tools and data. Wave AI's MCP server at mcp.wave.co exposes your recorded meetings, including search, summaries, speaker-labeled transcripts and action items, so your assistant can use them as context.

How do I connect Wave to Claude?

Open Wave AI Note Taker in the Claude connector directory, select Connect, and sign in to Wave; no API key or URL to paste. Claude can then search your sessions, read transcripts and update action items in Claude on the web, desktop and mobile, and in Claude Code.

Does Wave's MCP server work with ChatGPT?

Yes. Wave is listed as Wave AI Note Taker in ChatGPT's directory. Once installed, ChatGPT can use your Wave meetings in regular chats, company knowledge and Deep Research, without Developer Mode.

What can the AI actually access through Wave's MCP server?

Only your own Wave account, and only after you authorize it: sessions and summaries, semantic search, speaker-labeled transcripts, action items, folders, the people Wave recognizes by voice, and sessions others have shared with you. Write tools can edit sessions, folders and action items and share sessions; importing recordings needs a separate opt-in.

How many tools does the Wave MCP server have?

Wave's MCP server has 23 tools, 12 read and 11 write, plus six prompt templates. The live list is published at mcp.wave.co/tools.json.

Why does this matter compared to a normal notes app?

It turns your meeting history into infrastructure. Instead of your notes living in one app you have to visit, every AI tool you use can build on what was actually said, drafting, planning and answering with your real conversations as context.

Your Meetings, Available to Claude and ChatGPT

Last updated: November 3, 2026

Wave AI runs a hosted MCP server at mcp.wave.co that lets Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, Cursor and other MCP clients search your recorded meetings, read speaker-labeled transcripts and work with action items. Wave is listed as Wave AI Note Taker in the Claude connector directory and the ChatGPT app directory, so connecting takes one click and a sign-in.

How to connect your meeting notes over MCP

What is a meeting notes MCP server?

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants call external tools. Wave's MCP server exposes your Wave recordings as tools, so Claude or ChatGPT can search your meetings and read transcripts, summaries and action items, instead of you copying and pasting them.

Connect Wave to Claude

Open Wave AI Note Taker in the Claude connector directory, select Connect and sign in to the Wave account you record with. It then works in Claude on the web, desktop and mobile, and in Claude Code.

Wave for Claude

Connect Wave to ChatGPT

Install Wave AI Note Taker from ChatGPT's directory and sign in to Wave. ChatGPT can then use your meetings in regular chats, company knowledge and Deep Research, with no Developer Mode.

Wave for ChatGPT

Connect any other MCP client

Cursor, Codex, Grok and any client that speaks MCP can connect to https://mcp.wave.co with OAuth 2.0 and PKCE, or with a manual wave_mcp_ token you create in Wave's settings.

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The problems you know too well

Your AI Assistant Doesn't Know What Happened in Your Meetings

Claude and ChatGPT can't see your conversations on their own, and copy-pasting transcripts into a chat doesn't scale. Wave's MCP server gives your assistant direct, permissioned access to your meeting history.

Notes Locked Inside a Notes App

Most note takers are a destination: you go to them, search, copy things out. MCP inverts that, so your notes come to wherever you already work with AI.

Context Dies Between Tools

Drafting a follow-up email, a project plan or a status update means reassembling context by hand. With Wave connected over MCP, your assistant drafts from the transcript itself.

Features

Everything you need to capture every conversation

23 Tools: 12 Read, 11 Write

Read tools include search_sessions, list_sessions, get_session, get_transcript, get_action_items, list_people and get_person_sessions. Write tools include update_action_items, update_session, the folder tools and share_session.

Search, Don't Scroll

search_sessions runs semantic search across your recordings, so your assistant finds 'the call where the client pushed back on timeline' without you remembering which meeting it was.

Full Transcripts on Demand

When your assistant needs verbatim detail, such as exact quotes or who said what, get_transcript returns the full speaker-labeled transcript of any session.

Action Items, Round-Trip

get_action_items and update_action_items let an assistant read and update the action items from your meetings, so 'what's still open from this week's calls?' gets a real answer.

Ready-Made Prompts

Six prompt templates come with the server: weekly-recap, prep-for-meeting, follow-up-email, action-items-to-tasks, what-did-person-say and decisions-log.

Secure by Design

OAuth 2.0 with PKCE: you approve access explicitly, scoped to your own account, and can disconnect anytime. Importing recordings needs a separate opt-in permission. Wave never trains AI models on your recordings.

Perfect for

Ask Claude what was decided in any past meetingDraft follow-up emails from the actual transcriptWeekly status updates compiled from your callsDeep Research across months of conversationsPull open action items into your planning toolsAgentic workflows in Claude Code or Cursor that need meeting context

FAQs

Common questions

Wave Is Now Native in Claude and ChatGPT

Wave AI Note Taker is live in the Claude connector directory and the ChatGPT app directory. Connect in one click and ask either assistant about any meeting you have recorded.

Just Ask Claude About Your Wave Meetings

You can now connect Wave to Claude. Once it’s linked, Claude can search, read, and summarize any meeting you’ve recorded — so instead of opening the app to hunt for a transcript, you just ask. Setup takes about a minute and no code.

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