Your meetings, from the assistant you already use: connect InterMIND to Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot or Gemini (MCP connector)
Most of a working day now runs through one assistant: Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 Copilot or Gemini, whichever the company pays for. The assistant reads your mail, your calendar and your documents. Until now, your meetings lived outside it: to know what was agreed on last week's call you opened another app.
InterMIND ships a remote MCP server — the open protocol every major assistant speaks. Connect it once, and the assistant acts as you inside your InterMIND account: creates and schedules meetings, reads recaps and transcripts, searches what was decided, reads and posts in your channels. Every participant still takes part in their own language; the assistant does not need to know which language the call was in.
This post lists what you can ask, how the ten tools map to those requests, how to connect each assistant, and where the connector stops.
What you can ask
The assistant picks the tool from your wording. These are the requests the tools were built for, with what happens behind each.
| You say | Tool | What happens |
|---|---|---|
| "Create a meeting link for tomorrow's kickoff with Acme" | create_meeting_link | A meeting you own; anyone who opens the link knocks and you admit them |
| "Schedule a 30-minute call with Acme on Thursday at 15:00 Berlin time and invite anna@acme.io" | schedule_meeting | A meeting at that time, written to your connected Google or Microsoft calendar with the invitees |
| "What do I have coming up?" | list_meetings | Your scheduled meetings, soonest first; or the recent ones by activity |
| "Show me my latest recaps" | list_recaps | The newest recaps with the summary in Markdown and links to the recap and transcript pages |
| "What did we decide about the Acme discount?" | search_recaps | Recaps whose summary contains the phrase, with a snippet around the match |
| "Give me the transcript of yesterday's sales call" | get_transcript | The transcript by speaker, in the language it was spoken or in your cached translation |
| "Summarise the last 50 messages in the Sales EU channel" | list_channels, get_channel_messages | The channel's chat, each message as written plus its translation into your language when the room already made one |
| "Post in Sales EU that the deck is ready" | post_channel_message | A message from you; every member reads it in their own language, and it lands in the channel's recap |
| "Which files were shared in the Acme channel?" | list_documents | Uploads and linked Google Drive / OneDrive files, newest first |
Two things the table implies. Reading is limited to meetings you host or attend: a meeting you are not in answers "not found", never a summary. And posting is as you, under your name; the assistant should show you the text before it goes out, and the prompts in our published Copilot agent tell it to.