Mochi in Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor

Connect Mochi to the AI tools you already use, and ask about your meetings where you work: what was decided, who owns what, and what is coming up.

Server address

https://www.mochimeet.com/api/mcp

What the app can see

Your meeting notes and summaries, and the notes in the shared folders of every team you belong to. A teammate’s note says who wrote it.
Summaries of meetings booked through your Mochi pages, and their transcripts for as long as Mochi keeps them.
Your upcoming meetings from your calendar and booking pages.
Notes recorded with the Mochi Mac app keep their audio and transcript on your Mac. Connected apps see their notes and summary only.
Connected apps can only read. They can’t change, send or delete anything.

1In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors.
2Find Mochi in the directory and click Connect. If it isn’t listed yet, click Add custom connector and paste the server address above.
3Mochi opens. Sign in if needed, check that the page says it returns to claude.ai, and click Allow.

1In ChatGPT, open Settings, then Apps.
2Find Mochi and click Connect. Until it’s listed, turn on Developer mode under Advanced and create a connector with the server address above and OAuth sign-in.
3Mochi opens. Sign in if needed, check that the page says it returns to chatgpt.com, and click Allow.

1Install the Mochi plugin from the Cursor directory.
2In Cursor Settings, open MCP and click Connect next to mochi, then Allow in Mochi.

In Mochi, open Account settings, then Connected apps, and click Disconnect. The app loses access at once and has to ask again to reconnect.

Use the address exactly as shown above, with www.
If the app says it couldn’t connect, sign in to Mochi in your browser first, then try again.
Still stuck? Write to support@mochimeet.com and tell us which app you used.