Cohearo / MCP
Your recordings, in your AI tools.
Connect Cohearo once, then find a conversation, read its transcript, and work from what was actually said.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) lets an AI assistant use Cohearo’s tools with your permission. Choose a guide to get connected.
ChatGPT & Codex
Set up the plugin once in ChatGPT, then use it in Codex. Follow the steps and screenshots.
Read the guide →CLAUDE.AIClaude
Add Cohearo as a custom connector and use your recordings in Claude. Follow the steps and screenshots.
Read the guide →Before connecting
- Sign into an active Cohearo account.
- Have a completed recording visible in your dashboard so you can test a known result.
- Check the plan and workspace requirements in your chosen guide.
This setup uses OAuth: you sign into Cohearo and approve access in your browser. You do not need to generate a Cohearo API key.
The connection address
https://mcp.cohearo.com/mcpUse the full address, including /mcp. The server supports Streamable HTTP and OAuth.
What can you do?
Search by topic, speaker, label, or folder. Retrieve a transcript and ask your assistant to summarize decisions, identify follow-ups, or draft requirements. The connection also includes tools for changing titles and labels on your own recordings.
Find my meeting about the product launch and summarize the decisions and next steps.
Read access includes recordings available to you through shared folders. Review the requested permissions before connecting, and compare generated summaries against the source transcript.
More guides to follow
We plan to add workflows involving tools such as Linear. Each guide will describe the connection and prerequisites it actually uses.