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What is Tiro MCP Server?

Tiro MCP Server is a hosted service that enables AI agents (Claude, GPT, etc.) to access your meeting notes from Tiro AI Note Taker through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

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Key Features

Progressive Disclosure Pattern Minimize token usage by loading data incrementally—metadata first, details only when needed. This approach reduces token consumption by up to 85%. OAuth 2.0 Authentication Industry-standard OAuth 2.0 with JWT tokens provides secure, scoped access to your meeting data. Hosted Service No local installation required. Connect directly to https://mcp.tiro.ooo/mcp and start using immediately. Four Core Tools
  • search_notes - Search meetings by content, date, or participants
  • get_note_transcript - Retrieve full conversation transcripts
  • get_note_summary - Get AI-generated meeting summaries
  • get_note_documents - Extract structured data (action items, decisions)

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Quick Start

Get up and running in 2 steps:
1

Configure Your Client

Add Tiro MCP Server to your preferred client (Claude Code or Claude Desktop).See Authentication for detailed configuration instructions.
2

Authenticate via Browser

When you first connect to Tiro MCP Server:
  1. Your client will automatically open a browser for authentication
  2. Sign in with your Google account (or create a Tiro account if you don’t have one)
  3. Complete the OAuth flow
  4. Return to your client - you’re now connected!
Your AI agent is now ready to access your meeting notes.
First Time User?If you don’t have a Tiro account yet, you’ll be prompted to create one during the OAuth flow. Simply sign in with your Google account to get started.

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Progressive Disclosure Architecture

Tiro MCP Server uses a three-stage pattern to optimize token usage:

Stage 1: Metadata

search_notes~50 tokens per noteReturns only titles, dates, and participant names

Stage 2: Summary

get_note_summary~200-800 tokensAI-generated condensed summary of the meeting

Stage 3: Full Content

get_note_transcript~3,000-5,000 tokensComplete conversation transcription
Token Savings Example: Finding one specific meeting among 10 meetings
  • Traditional approach (load all transcripts): 30,000 tokens
  • Progressive Disclosure: 800 tokens (97% reduction)

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Compatible Clients

Tiro MCP Server works with any MCP-compatible client:
  • Claude Desktop - Official Anthropic client
  • Claude Code - CLI tool for developers
  • Continue - VS Code extension
  • Cursor - AI-powered IDE
  • Cline - Terminal-based client
  • Any other MCP-compatible application

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Limitations

Read-Only AccessTiro MCP Server only supports reading notes. Creating, updating, or deleting notes is not available.
Current Limitations:
  • Maximum 50 notes per search (pagination not yet supported)
  • Request timeout: 60 seconds
  • Single scope: mcp:notes:read (additional scopes planned)
  • Response times vary with transcript length (~2-3 seconds for 1-hour meetings)

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Security & Privacy

  • All communication uses HTTPS and OAuth 2.0
  • Tokens expire automatically based on your configuration
  • No sensitive data is logged or stored by the MCP server
  • Read-only access prevents accidental data modification

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Next Steps

Authentication Setup

Configure OAuth 2.0 for Claude Code or Claude Desktop

Available Tools

Explore the four MCP tools and usage examples

Troubleshooting

Common issues and diagnostic steps