Claude MCP
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Point Claude at Vexa's Model Context Protocol (MCP) server to send a bot, follow a live transcript and read past meetings.
- Zoom · Teams · Meet
- Vexa bot
- Transcripts
- Your agent
- MCP
Your agents read the meeting while it runs.
The transcript streams to your agents as people speak, over WebSocket or MCP.
Built for MCP agents
Vexa's MCP server wraps the public meeting API as MCP tools and prompts.
- One command in Claude Code or one Claude Desktop connector
- Tools to send a bot, read transcripts and list meetings
- The same server at your own gateway's /mcp
claude mcp add --transport http vexa https://api.cloud.vexa.ai/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer $VEXA_API_KEY"
# Claude Desktop / claude.ai: Settings -> Connectors -> Add custom connector
# URL: https://api.cloud.vexa.ai/mcp
# Then ask Claude:
# "Send a bot to https://meet.google.com/abc-defg-hij
# and tell me what they decide."$API_BASE to https://api.cloud.vexa.ai (hosted) or http://localhost:18056 (self-host). Get $API_KEY from /start.Common patterns
What you can do with Vexa over MCP
Three ways to use it, from a chat to your own agent.
Ask during the meeting
You want Claude in the meeting with you, without building anything.
- Ask Claude to send a bot to the meeting link.
- Then ask what was decided while the call runs.
Prep from past meetings
Before a call, you want what was said in earlier meetings with the same people.
- Your agent lists past meetings and reads their transcripts.
- It drafts a brief for you to check.
Inside your own agent
You are building an agent with its own tools: calendar, CRM, tickets.
- Add Vexa's MCP server next to them.
- The agent can send a bot from a calendar event.
- Writing to your CRM is your agent's tool, not Vexa's.
Connect Claude to your meetings
One command in Claude Code, or one connector URL in Claude Desktop.
Quickstart
- Get a Vexa API keySign in at vexa.ai. Self-hosted:
make allprints a key. - Add the MCP serverRun the command, or add the URL as a connector.
- Restart your clientThe Vexa tools appear in the client's tool list.
- Try itAsk it to send a bot to a meeting link.
- Build your agentCombine Vexa's tools with your other MCP tools.
MCP architecture
Vexa's MCP server is a remote server over streamable HTTP: nothing to install.
Before you start
- Following a live meeting means polling the transcript.
- The transcript goes to whichever model your agent runs on.
- update_bot_config returns 404 in the 0.12 open core.
Documentation
Go deeper on MCP
Tools, prompts, authentication and self-hosting.
- MCP serverTools, prompts, and connecting a client.
- Send a botThe API call request_meeting_bot wraps.
- Meetings APITranscripts, meetings and recordings.
- AuthenticationAPI keys and scopes for an agent.
- DeploymentRun Vexa, and its MCP server, on your own infrastructure.
- WebhooksWhen you want a push instead of an agent polling.
Full reference at docs.vexa.ai.
Related reading
Keep going on MCP
Related pages, guides and comparisons.
Claude MCP FAQ
What agent builders ask before they connect Vexa.
Which MCP clients does this work with?
Any client that supports remote MCP over streamable HTTP, such as Claude Code, Claude Desktop and claude.ai custom connectors, and agents built with the MCP SDKs.
What does the MCP server expose?
Tools that wrap the meeting API: parse a meeting link, send a bot, check its status, stop it, list meetings, read a transcript, and list or fetch recordings. It also exposes four prompts.
Can my agent follow a meeting while it runs?
Yes, by polling. The agent sends the bot, then reads the transcript every few seconds and acts on the newest segments.
Does it work with a self-hosted Vexa?
Yes. Point the client at your own gateway's /mcp instead of api.cloud.vexa.ai. The MCP server holds no credentials and touches no database: it forwards your key to the gateway.
A seat, an hour, or free
A seat for your agent. An hour for what you build. No licence fee when you run it yourself.
Connect your agent. Your meetings, as MCP tools.
Sign in, copy an API key and add the server. Free credit, no card.
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