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Guide · claude.ai and Claude Code · September 2026

Connect Claritalk to Claude

With the Claritalk connector, Claude can access your meetings, summaries, transcripts, files and tasks. The connection runs via a remote MCP server and takes a few minutes.

Choose below how you use Claude. Both procedures use the same server and the same authorization in Claritalk.

Claude chat (claude.ai)

First add and authorize the connector once (steps 1 to 6), then enable it per conversation (steps 7 and 8).

Prefer Claude Code? →

  1. Open Connectors under Customize

    Click Customize in the left sidebar of claude.ai and select the Connectors tab at the top. Click the Add button on the right.

    Screenshot step 1: Customize → Connectors, with the Add button in the top right
    Customize → Connectors, with the Add button in the top right

  2. Choose "Add custom connector"

    A dialog box opens with two fields: a name and the URL of the MCP server.

    Screenshot step 2: The empty Add custom connector dialog
    The empty Add custom connector dialog

  3. Fill in name and URL

    Enter Claritalk as the name and https://app.claritalk.com/mcp/claritalk as the MCP server URL. Click Continue.

    Screenshot step 3: Name and URL filled in
    Name and URL filled in

  4. Leave the authentication settings as they are

    Claude reads the server and automatically detects Sign in now (sign in via OAuth) and Register automatically (Dynamic Client Registration). You do not need to enter a Client ID or Secret. Click Add at the bottom.

    Only enter something under "Use your own OAuth client" if your IT department explicitly asks you to.

    Screenshot step 4: Both options are marked as Detected
    Both options are marked as Detected

  5. Click on Connect

    The connector has been created but is not yet connected to your Claritalk account. Click Connect.

    Screenshot step 5: Connector page with the Connect button
    Connector page with the Connect button

  6. Grant Claude access in Claritalk

    Your browser opens the Claritalk authorization page. Verify that you are logged in with the correct account and click Allow access. You will return automatically to claude.ai; the connector is now connected.

    Claude receives read-only permissions: it can access conversations, summaries and transcripts that you have access to, and cannot create, modify or delete anything in Claritalk.

    Screenshot step 6: Claritalk authorization page
    Claritalk authorization page

  7. Open Connectors in a conversation

    In a new or existing conversation, click the + button below the input field and go to Connectors.

    Screenshot step 7: The + menu below the input field
    The + menu below the input field

  8. Turn on Claritalk

    Turn on the toggle next to Claritalk. The Claritalk tools are now available in this conversation; for example, you can ask about your recent meetings or a summary of a file.

    The toggles apply per conversation. Via Manage connectors you can return to the overview page.

    Screenshot step 8: Enable or disable connectors per conversation (shown here as
    Enable or disable connectors per conversation (shown here as "Claritalk MCP")

Claude Code (terminal)

Four steps: add server, start Claude Code, authenticate via /mcp and approve in the browser.

← Back to Claude chat

  1. Add the MCP server

    In the terminal, outside a Claude session, run this command:

    Add -s user if the server should be available in all your projects instead of just the current directory.

    # only in the current directory
$ claude mcp add --transport http claritalk https://app.claritalk.com/mcp/claritalk

# in all projects
$ claude mcp add -s user --transport http claritalk https://app.claritalk.com/mcp/claritalk
    Without -s user the server applies only to the current directory; with -s user to all projects

  2. Start Claude Code

    Start a new session with claude.

    $ claude
    A new Claude Code session in the project directory

  3. Authenticate via /mcp

    Type /mcp, scroll to claritalk (located at the bottom, after the claude.ai connectors), press Enter and choose Authenticate.

    > /mcp

  ...claude.ai connectors...
> claritalk                needs authentication

  claritalk
> Authenticate
    Schematic representation of the /mcp menu: claritalk at the bottom, then Authenticate

  4. Grant access in the browser

    Your browser automatically opens the Claritalk authorization page. Click Allow access. The browser returns to a localhost page and Claude Code loads the Claritalk tools immediately; you can continue using the session normally.

    This is the same authorization page as in step 6 of the claude.ai procedure. Here too, Claude receives read-only permissions.

    browser: app.claritalk.com/oauth/authorize -> Allow access -> localhost
    The flow of authorization; after that the tools are available in the session

What you can now ask

  • "Give me a briefing of my meetings this week."
  • "Summarize the latest conversation with customer X."
  • "What open tasks are on my name?"
  • "Search the transcripts for agreements about the price increase."

Manage connection

  • Disconnect or reconnect: Customize → Connectors, click on the Claritalk connector.
  • Revoke access from Claritalk: via your settings in Claritalk, under linked applications.
  • If authorization expires, Claude shows a warning icon next to the connector; click Reconnect.
  • In Claude Code: /mcp for status and re-authenticate, claude mcp remove claritalk to remove the server.
Screenshots taken in claude.ai on September 11, 2026. The Claude interface may have changed slightly in the meantime; the sequence of steps remains the same.

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