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Connect your AI tools to your Jamie meeting notes with MCP (Model Context Protocol). Once connected, you can search through your meetings, find specific topics discussed in past meetings, extract action items, and answer questions based on your meeting history — all from your favorite AI assistant.
MCP is available on the Pro, Team, and Enterprise plans. If you’re on the Free or Plus plan, upgrade your plan to connect your AI tools.
We’re working on adding Jamie to the Claude and ChatGPT connector directories for one-click setup. In the meantime, you can connect by adding Jamie as a custom MCP server using the instructions below.

Pre-requisites

  • A Jamie account on a Pro, Team, or Enterprise plan, with existing meeting notes
  • An AI tool that supports MCP, such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf, or Microsoft Copilot

How to connect

Claude

Custom connectors require a Claude Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise plan. Free users are limited to one custom connector.
  1. Open Claude and sign in
  2. Go to Customize → Connectors
  3. Click + then Add custom connector
  4. Enter the Jamie MCP server URL:
  1. Click Add, then complete the OAuth sign-in with your Jamie account
  2. In a new chat, click +Connectors and toggle Jamie on
On Team and Enterprise plans, an Owner must first add the connector in Organization settings → Connectors. Members can then connect to it from Customize → Connectors.

ChatGPT

MCP connectors require a ChatGPT Plus, Pro, or Enterprise plan.
  1. Open ChatGPT and sign in
  2. Go to Settings → Connectors (or Developer section)
  3. Enable Developer Mode if not already enabled
  4. Add a new connector with the URL:
  1. Set authentication type to OAuth and complete the sign-in flow
  2. In a new chat, click +More → Developer mode and toggle Jamie on

Microsoft Copilot

Jamie is available as a connector in Microsoft Copilot Studio, where you build and extend the agents used by Microsoft 365 Copilot. You add Jamie as a Model Context Protocol tool on an agent, and that agent can then read your meetings, transcripts, tasks, and tags.
Connecting an MCP server requires a Copilot Studio license, and the agent must have generative orchestration turned on (in the agent’s Settings). MCP tools don’t work with classic orchestration.
  1. In Copilot Studio, open the agent you want to extend
  2. Go to the Tools page for your agent
  3. Select Add a tool
  4. Select Model Context Protocol — a list of available MCP connectors appears
  5. Find and select Jamie AI
  6. Authorize the connection — sign in with your Jamie account when prompted
  7. Select Add and configure
Jamie’s tools are added and turned on by default. To limit which ones the agent can use, open the Jamie tool from the Tools tab, turn off Allow all, and use the individual toggles.

Claude Code

  1. Run claude in your terminal
  2. Add the Jamie MCP server:
  1. Open a new terminal tab and run claude again
  2. Run /mcp, select the Jamie MCP, and select Authenticate
  3. Ask Claude to reference your meetings

Cursor

  1. Open Cursor Settings (Cmd+Shift+J) → Tools & MCP
  2. Click Add new MCP server
  3. Set the type to Streamable HTTP and enter the URL:
  1. Click Install — a browser window will open for OAuth authentication
  2. Sign in with your Jamie account
  3. Your meeting tools will appear in the MCP panel
You can also add it via .cursor/mcp.json in your project or ~/.cursor/mcp.json globally:

Windsurf

  1. Open Windsurf Settings → MCP
  2. Add a new server with the URL:
  1. Complete OAuth authentication when prompted

Other AI tools

You can connect any MCP-compatible tool using the public URL:
Your AI tool must support:
  • Streamable HTTP transport
  • OAuth 2.0 authentication — Jamie uses browser-based OAuth, so your tool needs to open a browser window for you to sign in. No API keys or client secrets are needed — credentials are handled automatically via Dynamic Client Registration.

Available tools

Once connected, these tools are available to your AI assistant:
ToolDescriptionExample prompts
list_meetingsList your meetings with optional date range, tag filter, and paginationWhat meetings did I have last week?
get_meetingGet full details of a meeting including summary, transcript, tasks, and participantsShow me the notes from my standup this morning
get_meeting_transcriptRead a long meeting’s full transcript in sequential pages (use after get_meeting when its transcript is truncated)Get the complete transcript of yesterday’s planning call
search_meetingsSemantic search across your meeting content (last 6 months by default)What did the team decide about the pricing change?
search_peopleLook up people from your contacts by email address, with their name, role, and company when availableWho is jordan@acme.com and what’s their role?
list_tasksList action items from your meetings with filters for date, status, and assigneeWhat are my open action items?
list_tagsList all tags available to you, including tags shared by teammatesWhat tags do I have?
create_tagCreate a new tag (label) you own, with an optional colorCreate a tag called “Q3 Planning”
update_tagRename a tag you own and/or change its colorRename my “Sales” tag to “Revenue”
delete_tagPermanently delete a tag you own (removes it from all meetings; cannot be undone)Delete the “Old Project” tag
set_tag_sharingShare a tag you own with workspace teammates, or make it privateShare my “Hiring” tag with sam@acme.com
add_tag_to_meetingsAdd a tag to one or more meetings you ownTag yesterday’s interview with “Hiring”
remove_tag_from_meetingsRemove a tag from one or more meetings you ownRemove the “Hiring” tag from that meeting

Troubleshooting

MCP tools not working

If your AI tool can’t access your meeting notes, try re-authenticating by disconnecting and reconnecting.

”No tools available” in Claude

If Jamie is connected but shows No tools available:
  1. Go to Customize → Connectors (must be on claude.ai, even if you use the desktop app)
  2. Find the Jamie connector
  3. Click the three-dot menu and choose Remove
  4. Re-add the connector using the URL https://mcp.meetjamie.ai/mcp and complete authentication

Authentication errors

Make sure you’re signing in with the same email address your Jamie account is registered under. You can verify your account email in the Jamie app under Settings → Account.

FAQ

No. You can use different accounts. During the OAuth flow, you’ll authenticate the Jamie account you want to give access to.
No. Jamie MCP uses Dynamic Client Registration (DCR), so credentials are created automatically. If a third-party platform shows client ID/secret fields, leave them blank.
Yes — any tool implementing the MCP client specification with Streamable HTTP transport can connect. Your tool needs to handle the OAuth 2.0 browser authentication flow. See the “Other AI tools” section above for details.