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The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for letting AI assistants read from external data sources. Hyprcore ships an MCP server so Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any other MCP-aware tool can search and read your meetings directly.
MCP requires a Pro or Team plan. Free accounts don’t get MCP access yet.

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What it does

Once configured, your assistant can:
  • Search your meetings by keyword or by meaning.
  • Read meeting transcripts in full.
  • Read meeting summaries and action items.
  • List recent meetings to ground a follow-up question.
Practical example: in Claude Desktop, ask “What did we decide about onboarding in the design review last Tuesday?” and Claude pulls the relevant meeting from Hyprcore, reads it, and answers.

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Set it up

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Claude Desktop

1

Open Hyprcore settings

Settings → Integrations → MCP.
2

Generate a token

Click Generate access token. Hyprcore creates a token scoped to your knowledge base.
3

Copy the config snippet

Hyprcore displays a JSON snippet for your Claude Desktop config. It looks like:
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "hyprcore": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@hyprcore/mcp-server"],
      "env": {
        "HYPRCORE_TOKEN": "<your-token>"
      }
    }
  }
}
4

Paste it into Claude Desktop's config

On macOS, the config file is at ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json. Add the hyprcore entry under mcpServers.
5

Restart Claude Desktop

On the next launch, Claude shows a 🔌 icon indicating it’s connected to Hyprcore. Try asking a question that requires meeting context.

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Cursor

Cursor uses the same MCP standard. Open Cursor settings → MCP servers → add a new server with the same npx -y @hyprcore/mcp-server command and the token from Hyprcore.

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Other clients

Any tool that supports MCP servers will work. The package is @hyprcore/mcp-server on npm. Pass HYPRCORE_TOKEN as an environment variable.

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What the assistant can see

  • All meetings in your vault (titles, summaries, transcripts).
  • All notes.
  • Folder structure.
It cannot:
  • Modify your vault.
  • See dictation history.
  • Access settings, account info, or audio files.

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Revoke access

Open Settings → Integrations → MCP → Revoke. The next time the assistant tries to call Hyprcore, it gets denied. You can generate a fresh token whenever you want.

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Privacy

When the assistant calls Hyprcore over MCP, the request hits the local Hyprcore process running on your Mac. Your meetings don’t leave the machine to reach the assistant—but the assistant will send relevant excerpts to its own LLM (Anthropic, OpenAI, etc.) as part of generating an answer. If you don’t want that, use session chat instead, which routes through your configured Hyprcore LLM provider.