Ona MCP
Your memory,
in every AI tool
Ona is an MCP server, so the AI tools you already use can search your meetings, recall decisions, and draft with your real context — nothing pasted, nothing retyped.
Bring your memory to the tools you think in
You already draft in Claude, plan in ChatGPT, build in Cursor. Connect Ona over MCP and each of them can pull the meeting, the decision, and the exact quote — no pasted transcripts, no re-explaining the backstory to every new chat.
Standard protocol, no lock-in
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard, not a private plug-in. Any client that speaks it can connect to Ona today, and the tools that ship next year will too. Your meeting memory stays in one place; everything around it is free to change.
Scoped, auditable access
Every connection gets its own key and only the scopes you grant — search, summaries, or drafting. An access log shows which tool read what and when, revoking a key takes one click, and workspace admins can set policy for the whole team.
What connected tools can do
Three things they gain, three ways you stay in control.
Search meetings
Query every conversation you've recorded, by keyword or by meaning, straight from the client you're in.
Recall decisions
Ask what was decided, when, and by whom. Answers point back to the meeting they came from.
Draft with context
Follow-ups, docs, and updates grounded in what was actually said — written in the tool you're already using.
Scoped keys
Each tool gets its own credential with only the scopes you grant. Nothing is shared by default.
Access log
Every query from every connected tool is logged — what was asked, what was returned, and when.
One-click revoke
Disconnect any tool instantly from settings. Its key stops working mid-conversation if it has to.
Ona MCP, answered
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI applications connect to outside sources of context in a common way. Ona runs an MCP server for your account: when a connected client needs something from your meetings, it asks over the protocol and Ona answers — the same way for every tool, with no custom integration on either side.
Any application that supports MCP. Today that includes Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor, along with a growing list of editors, agents, and desktop assistants. Setup takes a minute: create a connection under Settings, then Connections, and paste the server address and key into your client.
Only what its scopes allow, and only when it asks. A search-scoped client can query your meetings and gets back the matching excerpts — not your archive. There is no bulk export and no standing feed; every request is served on demand, logged, and covered by the same encryption and no-training policy as the rest of Ona.
In one click. Open Settings, then Connections, and revoke the key for any tool — it stops working immediately, including for requests already in flight. You can also rotate a key instead of revoking it, and workspace admins can review and revoke connections across the whole team.