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MCP Server

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The Read AI MCP server is a remote MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that allows AI assistants to access Read AI's capabilities through a standardized interface. It is currently available as an open beta release.

⚠️ Before starting, make sure you have reviewed the prerequisites.

Server Details

  • Server URI: https://api.read.ai/mcp
  • Authentication: OAuth 2.1 (sign in using your Read AI account)
  • Type: Remote MCP Server
  • Transport: Streamable HTTP

Compatible MCP Clients

The Read AI MCP server is compatible with various MCP clients, including:

Below are detailed instructions for connecting to ChatGPT and Claude.

Connecting in ChatGPT

Steps to Connect:

  1. Go to ChatGPT and open your settings
  2. Navigate to Apps → All apps → Browse Apps
  3. Search for "Read AI"
  4. Click on the app and click Connect
  5. Review the information (the 'Reference memories and chats' checkbox is optional), and click Continue to Read AI
  6. Review the permissions being requested and click on Allow Access

For detailed steps, see: ChatGPT Connectors Guide

 

Connecting in Claude

Steps to Connect:

  1. Open Claude, and navigate to Customize from the lefthand sidebar
  2. Click Connect your apps 
  3. Search connectors for "Read AI". Or you can go to https://claude.ai/directory/connectors/read-ai to connect.
  4. Click on the connector and click Connect
  5. A browser window will open asking you to grant access to Read AI. Review the permissions and click Allow Access.
  6. Navigate back to Claude. You'll see a "Connected to ReadAI" notification in the top right corner.

BONUS: We've built three Claude Skills to help you get started. Get them here - Read AI is Now a Claude Connector Blog Post
 

Available Tools

Once connected, the Read AI MCP server provides two powerful tools for accessing and analyzing your meeting data:

1. Get Meeting by ID

Retrieve comprehensive information about a specific meeting using the meeting ULID identifier.

What you can retrieve:

  • Basic metadata (title, start/end times, platform, report URL)
  • Participants with attendance status
  • Summary
  • Chapter summaries
  • Action items
  • Key questions
  • Topics
  • Full transcript with speaker identification
  • Metrics
  • URL to download the meeting recording as an MP4 file

2. List Meetings

Browse and filter your meeting history with date-range filtering and pagination support.

What you can do:

  • Browse recent meetings (up to 10 per page)
  • Filter meetings by date range
  • Paginate through large collections of meetings
  • Includes the same detailed information as Get Meeting by ID (basic metadata summary, chapter summaries, action items, key questions, topics, transcript, metrics, and recording_download) for each meeting in the list

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