Give Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT access to your meeting transcripts with MCP
Connect your on-device meeting library to AI agents through the Model Context Protocol — locally over stdio or remotely through your own Cloudflare relay.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets AI assistants call tools that live outside the chat window. WhisperPal includes an MCP server, so an agent can search your meetings, read summaries and update transcripts without you copying and pasting anything.
What an agent can do
- List and search sessions, including meetings and dictations.
- Read a transcript, its speakers and its summary.
- Start a transcription or export subtitles.
- Correct a name or a phrase — WhisperPal asks for explicit consent before every write.
Connect locally
Desktop agents such as Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor can launch WhisperPal’s MCP server directly. Open Settings → MCP in WhisperPal and copy the configuration for your client. No network connection is involved.
Connect remotely
Web and mobile assistants can’t start a local process. For these, WhisperPal can deploy a small relay to your own Cloudflare account in a few clicks — the free plan is enough. Your Mac keeps an outbound connection to the relay; nothing listens on your network.
If you use several computers, one remote connection reaches all of them. Each device has its own identity and can be revoked at any time.
Privacy
By default the relay forwards requests only while your Mac is online and stores no transcripts. You can opt in to transcript snapshots per computer so an assistant can still answer when the Mac is asleep. Audio is never uploaded.