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Connect Plaud to a WhatsApp Met: find recordings from your Plaud recorder, read their summary, tasks and transcript with its hosted MCP.

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How does Plaud connect to Meteor?

With the Plaud ready connector, your Met reads the recordings from your Plaud recorder through the MCP server Plaud hosts, authorized once with your account. It searches recordings by name and date range, opens one in detail, pulls the summary with action items and key topics, and the full transcript with timestamps and who spoke. It works for visits, consultations and in person calls you recorded with Plaud: the Met answers on WhatsApp what was said without you listening to the audio again. All five tools are read only and usage runs on your Plaud account.

What it automates

What a Meteor Met does with Plaud

Confirm what was said during a visit

After a visit recorded with Plaud, the Met finds the recording by date and name, pulls the summary and confirms to the customer on WhatsApp what was agreed.

Quote an exact sentence from the call

If there is a doubt about a measurement, a figure or a deadline, the Met pulls the transcript with its timestamps and quotes what each person said.

Send the pending tasks

The Met pulls the action items Plaud extracted from the recording and sends them to you on WhatsApp, so no request from the meeting gets lost.

5 tools

Everything your Met can ask Plaud 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_files`	Lists your recordings; filters by a word in the name and by a date range.
`get_file`	Returns a recording's details, with a temporary audio link that expires in 24 hours.
`get_note`	Returns the summary Plaud generated, with action items and key topics.
`get_transcript`	Returns the full transcript with timestamps and speaker labels.
`get_current_user`	Shows the details of the connected Plaud account.

The limits

What the Plaud integration does NOT do

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

It does not record. Your Plaud device or app records; the Met only reads what is already in your account.
It does not edit, rename or delete recordings. The five tools of the hosted server are read only.
It does not keep a copy of the audio. The link Plaud returns expires in 24 hours; if it is needed again, the Met asks for it again.
It does not pay your Plaud account. Usage runs on your account and plan; Meteor does not resell the service.

Before you start

What you need to connect Plaud

1

A Plaud account with recordings

The account your Plaud recorder or app syncs to, with recordings already transcribed and summarized.
2

Connect it in Met

In Met, open Connections → Plaud → Connect. A Plaud window opens so you can sign in and authorize access.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Plaud and Meteor

Through the server Plaud hosts in the US. According to Plaud's documentation, it processes the data in transit and does not keep it after each request.

It can request the temporary audio link, which expires in 24 hours. Decide in the skill whether the audio is shared or only the summary.

It searches by a word in the recording's name and by a date range. Naming each recording after the customer helps a lot.

You do, with your Plaud account. Meteor does not resell Plaud: the connector uses the authorizing account and follows the limits Plaud sets for it.

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