Works with Cursor

Your meetings, decisions and notes as context in Cursor — through MCP, automatically.

How Audiee works with Cursor

• Audiee adds its MCP server to Cursor's config when it finds it. Restart Cursor and the audiee tools are there: search the knowledge base, read and write pages, list and read past meetings with their transcripts and summaries.
• Decisions next to the code: ask Cursor's agent "what did we decide about the API rate limits?" — wiki__search returns the decision with the meeting it came from, so the change matches what was agreed on the call.
• Specs from meetings: note-taker__past_meetings and get_session give the agent the transcript and summary of the call where a feature was discussed — no copy-paste from a notes app.
• Plain files underneath: the knowledge base is Markdown under ~/.audiee/wiki, so Cursor can also read it directly as files, with or without MCP.

Set it up

Install Audiee, sign in, and open Cursor. If Audiee found it, the tools are already wired; otherwise Settings → Tools & Agents gives you the MCP endpoint to paste. Details on the MCP server page.