MCP server
Connect Assistly to the AI you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, your terminal — and just ask what was said on a call, without leaving what you’re working in.
https://api.tryassistly.com/mcpNo API key, no client ID. Your app opens a browser, you sign in and click Allow.
Assistly helps while the call is happening. The MCP server is what picks it up afterwards, wherever the work actually gets done.
On the call
Someone asks why a decision was made the way it was. Nobody there was part of it — but the answer is already on screen, pulled from a call six weeks ago and cited back to it.
When it ends
The recap writes itself: what was decided, and every item to fix with an owner against it. Nothing to type up, nothing to chase down afterwards.
In your editor
“Pull up today's call and start on the items assigned to me.” Claude Code reads the recap, the list, and the transcript where it needs the detail — then works.
Nothing in that was transcribed by hand, pasted into a chat window, or written up as a ticket before the work could start. The meeting was the input.
Add the server from your terminal.
claude mcp add --transport http assistly https://api.tryassistly.com/mcpRun /mcp, choose assistly, and authenticate — a browser opens, you sign in and click Allow.
Ask it anything about your calls, right in the session.
Your own words, in the conversation you’re already having.
Five capabilities, eight tools, all read-only.
search_meetingsask_meetingslist_meetings · list_projectsget_meeting · get_meeting_transcriptlist_action_itemsAnd nothing else. A connected app can’t start a session, edit a recap, or delete anything, and it only ever sees your own account — cut it off any time from Account → Connected apps.
Assistly records and recaps your meetings from the desktop app. Start free, run a few, then connect whichever tool you live in.
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