Meet Live Assist MCP server

Meet Live Assist is a Chrome extension plus a small helper program that watches the captions in your Google Meet or Zoom call and shows advice in a side panel while the call is still going. It is handy if you often sit in meetings where you need to remember decisions, action items, or the next sentence to say. It is made for people who already use an AI coding agent like Claude Code on their own computer.

What this MCP server does

While your call runs, the extension captures the captions and sends them to a small server on your own computer. Your AI, through this MCP helper, reads those captions and thinks about what is happening. It then sends back short pieces of advice, like what to say next or what was decided. You see all of this in a side panel next to the call, and the transcript and notes are saved in a folder on your disk.

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What you can do with it

• See a live transcript of the call in a side panel
• Get suggested sentences to say next, in the meeting's language
• Track decisions and action items as they come up
• Get warnings about risks you just agreed to
• Take screenshots during screen sharing
• Ask the assistant questions about the meeting in a chat
• Export a summary after the call ends

Try asking your AI

• “Assist my meeting now”
• “What was just decided?”
• “What should I say next?”
• “List the action items so far”

What it gives back to you

The panel shows short, colour-coded notes: things to say, information, summaries, explanations, risks, and action items. Each note can be copied with one click. You also get a running transcript and, after the call, a summary file saved on your computer. Some alerts, like a risk, also make a sound and show a notification.

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Who it's for

People who spend a lot of time in Google Meet or Zoom calls and want live help remembering decisions, action items, and what to say next.