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MeetGeek and Meteor AI agents

Connect MeetGeek to a Met: pull transcripts, summaries, highlights and metrics from your recorded meetings with the official MCP.

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How does MeetGeek connect to Meteor?

With the MeetGeek ready connector, your Met uses MeetGeek's official MCP server on the account the admin authorizes. It lists your meetings and a team's meetings, opens a meeting's details, pulls its transcript with who spoke and when, its summary with decisions and action items, its highlights and its metrics, such as how long each person talked. It also uploads a recording from a direct download link for MeetGeek to analyze. It works on MeetGeek's free plan and your plan's limits apply.

What it automates

What a Meteor Met does with MeetGeek

Tell the customer what was agreed

When a customer writes after a meeting, the Met finds that meeting, pulls its summary with decisions and action items, and replies with what MeetGeek recorded.

Quote exactly what was said

If someone asks what a person said about a price or a date, the Met opens the transcript or the highlights and quotes the line with the time and the speaker's name.

Review a team's meetings

The Met lists a team's meetings and checks their metrics, for example how long each person talked on customer calls, so the lead can compare weeks.

Analyze a recording that did not go through MeetGeek

If you have a call recording behind a direct download link, the Met uploads it to MeetGeek so it generates its transcript, summary and highlights.

8 tools

Everything your Met can ask MeetGeek for

Each one is a real action in the connector. You can switch off the ones you would rather it never used.

Tool	What it does
`list_user_meetings`	Lists, page by page, the connected user's past meetings, with title, date and participant count.
`list_team_meetings`	Lists, page by page, a team's meetings, with their data and participants.
`get_meeting_details`	Returns a meeting's details, with title, time, duration, participants and recording status.
`get_meeting_transcript`	Returns a meeting's full transcript, with the speaker's name and the time of each line.
`get_meeting_summary`	Returns a meeting's summary, with topics, decisions, action items and next steps.
`get_meeting_highlights`	Returns a meeting's highlights, with decisions and notable quotes, their time and who said them.
`get_meeting_insights`	Returns a meeting's metrics, such as sentiment, topics and how long each person talked.
`upload_recording_for_analysis`	Uploads an audio or video recording from a direct download link for MeetGeek to analyze.

The limits

What the MeetGeek integration does NOT do

We would rather say it here than have you find out during rollout.

It does not join meetings or record calls: it works with what MeetGeek already recorded or with the recording you upload.
It does not change transcripts, summaries or highlights in MeetGeek: it reads them and uses them to reply.
It does not upload recordings from a Google Drive, Dropbox or streaming viewer: the link has to download the file directly, as MP3, MP4, WAV, M4A or WEBM.
It does not see meetings your MeetGeek user cannot see: it works with the permissions of the account that authorized the connection.
It does not ask for confirmation in the chat before uploading a recording. The admin chooses in Connections which actions stay on.

Before you start

What you need to connect MeetGeek

1

A MeetGeek account

You need a MeetGeek account with your recorded meetings. According to MeetGeek, the free plan works and your plan's limits apply.
2

Connect it in Met

In Met, open Connections → MeetGeek → Connect. A MeetGeek window opens so you can sign in with Google or Microsoft and authorize Met. Then you choose which actions stay on.