Connect Wave to Other AI Tools

Perplexity, Notion, VS Code, Gemini, Zed, Devin Desktop, Warp, and more — one URL puts your Wave meetings inside any tool that speaks MCP.

Wave speaks MCP, the standard AI tools use to reach outside data. Any tool that can add a remote MCP server can connect to your meetings with the same URL and the same Wave sign-in:

https://mcp.wave.co

Exactly that, with nothing after it. Connecting is free on Wave's side. Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Grok, and Muse each have their own one-page guide — this page covers everything else.

Add Wave to your tool

Needs a Pro, Max, or Enterprise plan.

Select your profile, then All settings → Connectors → + Custom connector → Remote.

Paste https://mcp.wave.co as the MCP Server URL, set Authentication to OAuth and Transport to Streamable HTTP, tick the acknowledgement, and select Add.

Select the new Wave card to sign in, then turn Wave on as a source in your next search.

Every tool sends you to Wave in your browser. Sign in with the account you record with. If that account has no recordings yet, Wave asks Is this the right Wave account? — pick Use a different account if you chose the wrong Google or Apple login. For tools Wave hasn't verified, you'll also see Connect Wave to [tool]? with an Allow button; only continue if you started the connection yourself.

Try asking

"What did we decide in yesterday's call?"
"Find where we talked about pricing and quote it, with who said it."
"What are my open action items from this week's meetings?"
"Summarize the meeting Sam shared with me."

Add "only use my Work folder" to keep personal recordings out of the answer.

A connected tool can search and read your sessions and can save action items or file sessions into folders. It can't delete a recording or change a transcript.

Some older tools only accept a pasted key. For those, create a token in Wave and paste it in as an Authorization: Bearer wave_mcp_… header.

Open MCP Integration settings and select Generate Token.

Give it a Token Name that says which tool it's for, and copy the token from the Token Created dialog right away — it's shown once.

Paste it into your tool. Tokens expire after a year; the same page lists every token with its last use, and the trash icon revokes one.

A pasted token grants full read and write access. If you want a tool limited to reading, use the browser sign-in instead.

Disconnect

Remove Wave inside the tool — its own settings are where the connection lives. Manual tokens are revoked from the MCP Integration settings page.

For the full technical reference, see api.wave.co/mcp. For what any connected tool can and can't do, see the Wave Agents toolkit.

Add Wave to your tool

What the sign-in looks like

Try asking

If your tool can't do the browser sign-in

Disconnect

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