Connect to Claude, ChatGPT and other AI assistants

Audicite is an MCP server (Model Context Protocol, the standard AI assistants use to reach other apps). Connected, an assistant can list your sessions, read a transcript with speakers and times, read a session's brief, list its claims with verdicts and the exact source sentences behind them, search every session, and find what one speaker claimed across recordings.

The server URL is your Audicite address followed by /api/mcp (for example https://audicite.com/api/mcp). Owners and admins also find it, with ready-made setups, on Team under Connect to Claude / ChatGPT.

In Claude or ChatGPT (or any app that signs in):

1. In Claude, add a custom connector; in ChatGPT, add an app in developer mode. Paste the server URL.
2. Sign in to Audicite when asked. Choose the workspace the app may read, and Read only or Read and start transcribing links. You see what the app asks for before you allow it.
3. You return to the app, connected. Ask it about your recordings.

The app acts as you, in that one workspace, with your current role: if you leave the workspace or your role cannot upload, it cannot either. Its access lasts until you disconnect it under Account → Connected apps; disconnecting stops it at once.

With an API key (Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, the OpenAI API):

1. On Team, owners and admins create an API key. Choose Read only, or Read and upload if the assistant may also start transcribing a link.
2. Under Connect to Claude / ChatGPT, copy the setup for your tool. A key you just created is already filled in.
3. Paste it into the tool, then ask about your recordings.

Either way the assistant sees one workspace, nothing in Trash, and personal data masked if your workspace redacts exports. Answers link back to the session and to the archived copy of every source.

Tip: Connect each assistant separately. Revoking a key on Team, or disconnecting an app under Account, cuts off that assistant alone.