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How to connect Noota to Claude

Connect your noota meeting data to Claude so you can ask questions about your meetings directly in Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, or Claude Code.


What you can do once connected

  • "Summarize my last sales call with Acme Corp and draft a follow-up email."

  • "Pull the action items from yesterday's standup."

  • "Which interviews this month mentioned React experience?"

  • "Find all calls where we discussed pricing and list the objections."

  • "Give me the full transcript of my call with John Smith last Friday."


Prerequisites

  • A noota account with recorded meetings

  • One of the following Claude clients:

    • Claude.ai (browser) — any plan

    • Claude Desktop — any plan; download from claude.ai/download

    • Claude Code — any plan; install via npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code


Setup guide

Claude.ai (browser)

The setup flow depends on your Claude plan.

Team and Enterprise plans

An Owner or Primary Owner must first add the connector to the organization before members can use it.

For owners — one-time setup:

  1. Go to Organization settingsConnectors

  2. Click Add

  3. Search for "Noota" in the directory

  4. Click Add

For members — connect your account:

  1. Go to CustomizeConnectors

  2. Find Noota in the list

  3. Click Connect and sign in to your noota account to authorize

Pro and Max plans

  1. Go to CustomizeConnectors

  2. Search for "Noota" in the directory

  3. Click Connect and sign in to your noota account to authorize


Enable noota for a conversation

Once configured, enable noota per conversation:

  1. Click the + button in the lower-left of the chat interface

  2. Select Connectors

  3. Toggle noota on

Claude will now call the noota tools automatically in that conversation.


Claude Desktop

Step 1 — Connect Noota

  1. Open the Claude Desktop app

  2. Go to SettingsConnectors

  3. Search for "Noota" in the directory

  4. Click Connect

Step 2 — Sign in to noota

On first use, Claude Desktop will open your browser to authorize the noota connection.

  1. Sign in with your noota account

  2. Approve the requested scopes

  3. Return to Claude Desktop — the connection is now active

Step 3 — Start asking questions

Open a new conversation and ask about your meetings. Claude will use the noota tools automatically.


Claude Code

Step 1 — Add the noota MCP server

Run the following command in your terminal:

claude mcp add --transport http noota <https://mcp.noota.io/mcp

Step 2 — Sign in to noota

Claude Code will open your browser to complete OAuth authorization.

  1. Sign in with your noota account

  2. Approve the requested scopes

  3. Return to your terminal — the server is now configured

Step 3 — Verify the connection

Check that the server is registered:

claude mcp list

You should see noota in the list.

Step 4 — Start asking questions

In any Claude Code session, ask about your meetings. Claude will call the noota tools automatically.


What's available

Claude has access to 5 noota tools. They work together automatically — you never need to call them by name.

Tool

What it does

Search records

Find meetings by title, date, duration, type (audio/video), participant, folder, or workspace

Keyword search

Search inside meeting content — find calls where a topic or phrase was actually discussed

Search contacts

Look up contacts by name, email, or company

List folders

Browse your noota folders

List workspaces

View your team workspaces


Example prompts to try

Find meetings

  • "Show me all my calls from last week."

  • "Find video meetings longer than 1 hour from Q1."

  • "List all recordings in the 'Sales' folder."

  • "Find all calls with Acme Corp in the Sales workspace from January."

Search by what was discussed

  • "Which meetings mentioned the budget?"

  • "Find all calls where React or TypeScript came up."

  • "Did anyone bring up the renewal contract in recent meetings?"

Get details from a specific meeting

  • "Give me the full transcript of my last call with Sarah Jones."

  • "Summarize the action items from the product team meeting on March 1st."

  • "What did we decide about pricing in last week's sales call?"

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