Meetily Pro's built-in MCP server lets Claude Desktop and Claude Code search your meetings, read transcripts and summaries and, if you allow it, start or stop a recording. Meetily records and transcribes on your own Windows or Mac computer with no meeting bot, and you connect Claude in one click from Meetily's Settings, choosing exactly what it may do.
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Yes, once you connect it. Meetily Pro 1.11.0 includes an MCP server, the standard way Claude connects to other apps. With it, Claude can search every transcript, list your meetings, read a transcript or summary, and export a meeting. With the Record permission it can also start or stop a recording, and with Write it can edit or regenerate a summary. Meetily still does the recording and transcription on your own computer; Claude reads the results when you ask.
The same way: when Claude Code is installed on the same computer (Meetily looks for the claude command-line tool), it appears in the Integrations tab with its own Connect button and its own permissions. Turn on its Allow switch, then start a new Claude Code session so it loads the Meetily tools. Claude Code is useful when a meeting decides something about your code, for example “read Monday’s architecture review and list the API changes we agreed.” For manual setup, follow the up-to-date guide in the meetily-workflows repository.
Anything the meetings can answer. A few examples:
The last one needs the Record permission.
Claude sees the meetings it reads when you ask, through the permissions you chose. Meetily serves them on your own computer, but Claude then sends what it reads to Anthropic, the same as anything else you ask it. If that matters for a meeting, keep that meeting out of the conversation, or read how Anthropic handles your data first. Transcription itself always runs locally.
Check that the Automation API switch is on in the Integrations tab and that Claude’s Allow switch is on, then restart Claude. If it still does not work, run the built-in check in a terminal. It confirms Meetily is reachable and your Pro license is active:
meetily-pro mcp doctorIn Meetily Pro 1.11.0 or later
Settings > PRO > Integrations. The Integrations tab appears with the Automation API switch on.
Click Connect next to Claude Desktop or Claude Code, choose what it may do, then turn on its Allow switch.
Restart Claude so it loads the Meetily tools, then ask about any meeting.
What the official MCP server, CLI, local API and webhooks do, and how to turn them on.
Read more →Bring decisions from design reviews and sprint planning into your editor.
Read more →Search, export and record from scripts with the meetily-pro command-line tool.
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Read more →Setup, MCP, CLI, webhooks and the API reference on docs.meetily.ai.
Open the docs →Setup guides with screenshots and example scripts in the meetily-workflows repository.
View on GitHub →Connecting Claude is part of Meetily Pro: $10/user/month billed annually, with a 14-day trial. Meetings are recorded and transcribed on your computer.
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