Last updated: July 10, 2026
Connect Milago to Claude with one URL and Claude can search your meeting notes, read full summaries, and create or update tasks — directly in claude.ai, Claude Desktop, or Claude Code. No API key, no config files: paste the connector URL, sign in with your Milago account, done.
Milago exposes a hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) server over Streamable HTTP. Claude connects to it as a custom connector with OAuth — you sign in once with your Milago account and approve access.
https://milago.ai/api/mcpClaude Code connects with a single command:
claude mcp add --transport http milago https://milago.ai/api/mcpOn the first tool call, Claude Code opens the same Milago OAuth sign-in in your browser. After that, the tools are available in every session.
Once connected, Claude has these tools (the same set for claude.ai, Claude Desktop, and Claude Code):
search_meetings — Search your meetings by keyword across titles and summaries.get_meeting_summary — Get a detailed meeting summary including extracted tasks, knowledge entries, and design feedback.search_knowledge — Search the knowledge base extracted from your meetings — concepts, takeaways, resources, and notes.get_pending_tasks — List unresolved tasks from your meetings, including AI-extracted tasks still awaiting your review.get_sprint_tasks — Read your kanban board state — columns (To Do, In Progress, Done) and the tasks in each.get_design_feedback — Get design feedback and decisions captured from design review meetings.create_task — Create a new task in Milago — code, document, presentation, spreadsheet, email, or design.update_task_status — Move a task to To Do, In Progress, or Done; asks for your confirmation before approving an AI-extracted task.log_completion — Log completed work back to Milago as a done task linked to the originating meeting.Milago is an AI notetaker: it records meetings (send the notetaker bot to Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams — or record locally in the browser, the desktop app, or mobile), transcribes them, and extracts summaries, tasks, decisions, and knowledge. The MCP connector is how that meeting memory reaches Claude. See the full MCP setup guide for troubleshooting, or pricing for plans.
Using Cursor instead of Claude? Cursor's OAuth flow is unreliable with remote MCP servers, so Milago supports API-key auth for it — see Connect meeting notes to Cursor via MCP.
Connecting Claude to Milago costs nothing extra — it is included with your Milago account, and Milago has a Free plan with 2 hours of bot recording plus 1 hour of local recording per month, no credit card required. Paid plans add more recording hours.
claude.ai on the web, Claude Desktop, and the Claude Code CLI. All three connect to the same hosted MCP endpoint (https://milago.ai/api/mcp) and sign in with your Milago account via OAuth.
No. Milago never uses your data for AI training. All data is encrypted in transit with TLS, you own your data, and you can export or delete it anytime.
Claude gets nine Milago tools: search meetings and the extracted knowledge base, read full meeting summaries, list pending tasks, read your kanban board, fetch design feedback, create tasks, update task status, and log completed work back to Milago.
Any MCP client that supports OAuth sign-in can use the same URL. Cursor and headless cloud agents connect with an API key in an Authorization header instead — see the Cursor setup guide at milago.ai/integrations/cursor.