New tools let users give their agents access to Notta transcripts, summaries, and recordings without manually exporting and sharing them<\/p>\n
TOKYO<\/span>, Sept. 24, 2026 \/PRNewswire\/ — Notta today introduced Notta MCP and Notta CLI, giving people who already work extensively with AI agents a direct way to bring meeting content into those workflows. Users can ask a connected agent to retrieve a Notta transcript or completed summary and use it alongside the context already available through their other tools.<\/p>\n For users who rely on tools such as Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor, an agent may already have access to project files, documents, and connected services. But a client’s explanation, a decision made in a meeting, or the reasoning behind a change may still sit in Notta. Bringing that information into the agent’s work has required users to find the recording, export or copy the transcript or summary, and provide it themselves.<\/p>\n Notta MCP and CLI make that context directly accessible. Once configured and authorized, users can request meeting content as part of the task they are already working on, without preparing a separate export to hand to their agent.<\/p>\n Bring Meeting Context Into the Conversation<\/b><\/p>\n Notta MCP connects compatible AI agents to Notta through Model Context Protocol, a standard for connecting AI applications to external tools and information. The agent can retrieve transcripts, read completed Notta summaries, and find records in response to a user’s request.<\/p>\n For example, a user whose agent already has access to a project brief could ask:<\/p>\n “Find the Notta recording titled ‘Client kickoff,’ read its summary and transcript, and suggest updates to this brief based on what the client discussed.”<\/p>\n The agent can use Notta’s meeting content alongside the brief already in its context. Notta supplies the transcript and existing summary; the agent proposes the changes. The user can review those suggestions against the source conversation before applying them.<\/p>\n Access the Same Context Through Commands<\/b><\/p>\n Notta CLI provides a command-line interface for accessing Notta content. Users, scripts, and agents that can run terminal commands can retrieve transcripts and completed summaries, check transcription progress, and download exports.<\/p>\n MCP gives compatible agents a standard tool connection to Notta. CLI makes Notta available through explicit commands that can fit into an existing terminal-based workflow. Users can choose the entry point that suits their environment without installing both.<\/p>\n Both tools also support uploading audio and video files for transcription and exporting transcripts or the media associated with a recording.<\/p>\n Availability and Getting Started<\/b><\/p>\n Notta MCP and Notta CLI are available to all users on all plans starting September 23, 2026. A Notta account and authorization are required. MCP requires a client that supports local MCP connections; CLI runs in a terminal.<\/p>\n Visit Set up Notta MCP & CLI<\/a> for installation instructions and a first request.<\/p>\n About Notta<\/b><\/p>\n Notta is an AI meeting and transcription platform that helps individuals and teams capture, transcribe, and summarize conversations. Learn more at notta.ai<\/a>.<\/p>\n Contact: <\/span>Notta,\u00a0contact@notta.ai<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" <\/p>\n New tools let users give their agents access to Notta transcripts, summaries, and recordings without manually exporting and sharing them<\/p>\n TOKYO<\/span>, Sept. 24, 2026 \/PRNewswire\/ — Notta today introduced Notta MCP and Notta CLI, giving people who already work extensively with AI agents a direct way to bring meeting content into those workflows. Users can ask a connected agent to retrieve a Notta transcript or completed summary and use it alongside the context already available through their other tools.<\/p>\n For users who rely on tools such as Codex, Claude Code, and Cursor, an agent may already have access to project files, documents, and connected services. But a client’s explanation, a decision made in a meeting, or the reasoning behind a change may still sit in Notta. Bringing that information into the agent’s work has required users to find the recording, export or copy the transcript or summary, and provide it themselves.<\/p>\n Notta MCP and CLI make that context directly accessible. Once configured and authorized, users can request meeting content as part of the task they are already working on, without preparing a separate export to hand to their agent.<\/p>\n Bring Meeting Context Into the Conversation<\/b><\/p>\n Notta MCP connects compatible AI agents to Notta through Model Context Protocol, a standard for connecting AI applications to external tools and information. The agent can retrieve transcripts, read completed Notta summaries, and find records in response to a user’s request.<\/p>\n For example, a user whose agent already has access to a project brief could ask:<\/p>\n “Find the Notta recording titled ‘Client kickoff,’ read its summary and transcript, and suggest updates to this brief based on what the client discussed.”<\/p>\n The agent can use Notta’s meeting content alongside the brief already in its context. Notta supplies the transcript and existing summary; the agent proposes the changes. The user can review those suggestions against the source conversation before applying them.<\/p>\n Access the Same Context Through Commands<\/b><\/p>\n Notta CLI provides a command-line interface for accessing Notta content. Users, scripts, and agents that can run terminal commands can retrieve transcripts and completed summaries, check transcription progress, and download exports.<\/p>\n MCP gives compatible agents a standard tool connection to Notta. CLI makes Notta available through explicit commands that can fit into an existing terminal-based workflow. Users can choose the entry point that suits their environment without installing both.<\/p>\n Both tools also support uploading audio and video files for transcription and exporting transcripts or the media associated with a recording.<\/p>\n Availability and Getting Started<\/b><\/p>\n Notta MCP and Notta CLI are available to all users on all plans starting September 23, 2026. A Notta account and authorization are required. MCP requires a client that supports local MCP connections; CLI runs in a terminal.<\/p>\n Visit Set up Notta MCP & CLI<\/a> for installation instructions and a first request.<\/p>\n About Notta<\/b><\/p>\n Notta is an AI meeting and transcription platform that helps individuals and teams capture, transcribe, and summarize conversations. Learn more at notta.ai<\/a>.<\/p>\n