An MCP server for your memory

Audiee runs a local MCP server on your Mac that gives any MCP client — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, ChatGPT via connectors, OpenClaw — your meetings, notes and knowledge base as tools, plus the services you've connected (Gmail, Slack, calendars, Notion). Audiee wires it into the clients it finds automatically; nothing to configure.

What can the agent do?

ToolWhat it does
wiki__searchSearch the knowledge base (meetings, notes, journal) — lexical + semantic
wiki__read_page / wiki__write_pageRead or write a Markdown page
wiki__list_pages / wiki__grepBrowse and grep pages
note-taker__start_session / end_session / finalize_meetingStart, stop and summarize a meeting from the agent
note-taker__past_meetings / get_sessionList and read past meetings
gmail, slack, google-calendar, apple-calendar, notion, google-drive/docs/sheets …The user's connected services, exposed to the agent through Audiee

How do you set it up?

  1. Install Audiee and sign in. Audiee detects Claude Desktop, Claude Code and Cursor on your Mac and adds itself to their MCP config — you'll see a note in Chat when it does.
  2. Fully restart the client. "audiee" appears in its tool list.
  3. For other clients: Settings → Tools & Agents shows the local endpoint and token to paste into any MCP config.
The Markdown knowledge base an MCP client can search: a project page with backlinks
What the agent reads: plain Markdown pages with backlinks, on your Mac.

Why is the MCP server local?

The server listens on 127.0.0.1 only and authenticates with a per-machine token; your notes never go through a cloud relay. Everything the agent reads is a Markdown file you can open yourself.

What does it look like in practice?

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