Roomtone in Claude, no install required
The previous post covered Claude Code, which is a local, API-key setup — right for a terminal, wrong for a chat window. Claude.ai gets a different path to the same seven tools: a remote MCP server, connected over OAuth, with nothing to install and no key to paste anywhere.
Setup
In Claude.ai, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, and enter:
https://meganotes-api.fly.dev/mcpClaude opens a sign-in prompt for your Roomtone account — the same one you use in the iOS and web apps — and asks you to approve access. That's the whole setup.
Why this is a separate connector, not just Claude Code again
It's implemented directly in the Roomtone backend, with its own OAuth authorization server, rather than routed through the npm package Claude Code uses. That matters for exactly one reason: nobody has to generate, copy or store an API key to use it. Access is scoped to your account through the OAuth approval itself, and can be revoked from Claude's own connector settings at any time — the same way you'd remove access to any other connected app.
It's worth naming what this isn't: Roomtone isn't listed in a curated connector directory inside Claude, and there's no equivalent integration for ChatGPT today. This is a custom connector you add yourself, pointed at a server we run — genuinely one setup step, just not a one-click listing.
Same tools, either way
Whichever way you connect — Claude Code with an API key, or Claude.ai over OAuth — you get the same seven tools: list your meetings, read a write-up, ask a question grounded in the transcript, pull the transcript itself, add a source, and start or regenerate a meeting note. MCP is an open standard, not something specific to Claude — the same server works with any client that speaks it.
Full tool reference and both setup paths live on the MCP page.