talat ships an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server so that AI tools running on your machine can work with your meeting data. The server runs locally and talks to the AI tool over stdio. No data leaves your machine.
What the server can do
A connected assistant can both read and change your meetings, all against the same local database the app uses, so its edits show up live in talat:
- Read. List and open meetings, search across every transcript, and read a meeting’s transcript, summary, and action points, including the one currently recording.
- Write. Update a summary or title, add and remove tags, edit chapters, and create or update action points.
- Import. Hand it a local audio or video file and it transcribes it offline through talat, the same as any other import.
Connecting Claude Code
Settings → MCP → Claude Code shows a claude mcp add command tailored to your install. Copy it, run it in your terminal once, and Claude Code will see talat from then on.
Connecting Claude Desktop
Settings → MCP → Claude Desktop offers a one-click install that writes talat into Claude Desktop’s MCP configuration. Restart Claude Desktop after installing for it to pick up the change. A matching Remove button uninstalls it again.
Other MCP clients
Any MCP client that speaks stdio can connect to talat. Point it at the MCP binary path shown on the settings page and it will be able to query your meeting data the same way.