Huddle01 MCP. Manage Web3 Video Ops from your AI agent.
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Huddle01 (Web3 Video API) MCP Server manages decentralized video meetings. Your AI agent can create rooms, monitor live sessions, track participants, and pull historical recordings directly from the Web3 infrastructure.
It lets you manage the entire lifecycle of Web3 video calls without opening a dashboard. Need to know who was in a meeting or grab the recording? Your agent handles it all.
What your AI agents can do
Create room
Makes a new Huddle01 meeting room, and you specify if it needs to be locked.
Get live session details
Pulls the full details for a specific room that is currently active.
Get live session participants
Retrieves the list of people who are currently in a live meeting.
Create new meeting rooms and retrieve metadata for existing rooms using dedicated tools.
List all active sessions and check the current list of participants in any live room.
Pull session records, past participant lists, and room metadata for post-meeting analysis.
Fetch meeting recordings using session IDs and monitor your API usage statistics.
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Huddle01 (Web3 Video API) MCP Server: 11 Tools for Video Ops
These tools let your AI agent manage the entire lifecycle of decentralized video meetings, from initial room creation to fetching recordings and tracking usage.
019e5d23create room
Makes a new Huddle01 meeting room, and you specify if it needs to be locked.
019e5d23get live session details
Pulls the full details for a specific room that is currently active.
019e5d23get live session participants
Retrieves the list of people who are currently in a live meeting.
019e5d23get live sessions
Fetches a list of all rooms that are currently running a live session.
019e5d23get metrics
Gets usage statistics for your Huddle01 API key so you can track costs.
019e5d23get participant list
Retrieves the full list of people who joined a specific session at some point.
019e5d23get recordings
Finds meeting recordings, and you can narrow the search down by a specific session ID.
019e5d23get room details
Gets general information about any specific meeting room.
019e5d23get room metadata
Grabs only the custom metadata attached to a specific meeting room.
019e5d23get room sessions
Lists all meetings (sessions) that have ever taken place in a specific room.
019e5d23get rooms
Fetches a list of every room associated with your API key.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Your AI agent handles everything you need for Web3 video meetings with Huddle01. You can manage the whole lifecycle—from making the room to pulling the final recording—without ever opening a dashboard. You'll use this server to make your agent create rooms, check who's live, and grab all the history you need.
Start and Manage Video Rooms
- You can make a new meeting room using
create_room, specifying if you want it locked or unlocked. You'll also useget_roomsto pull a list of every room tied to your API key. For a specific room, you can pull general info withget_room_details, or grab just the custom metadata attached usingget_room_metadata.get_room_sessionslists every meeting that's ever happened in a room.
Track Real-Time Attendance
- Need to know what's happening right now? Use
get_live_sessionsto pull a list of all rooms running a live session. Once you've got a room, you can pull the full details of that specific session withget_live_session_details. To see who's in the room, runget_live_session_participants. If you need to know everyone who ever joined that session,get_participant_listgives you that full roster.
Audit Session History
- You can pull past records for analysis.
get_room_sessionslists all meetings a room held.get_participant_listretrieves the full list of everyone who joined a session at any time. You can also get a full rundown of the room's general info withget_room_details.
Access Recordings and Usage Data
- Pull meeting recordings using
get_recordings; you just need to narrow the search by a session ID. You can also track your spending and usage by runningget_metricsto get usage statistics for your Huddle01 API key.
How Huddle01 MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the Huddle01 MCP Server and provide your unique Huddle01 API Key.
- 2 Your AI agent sends a natural language command, like 'Show me all active rooms.'
- 3 The agent executes the necessary tool (e.g.,
get_live_sessions), and the result is returned directly to your chat or IDE.
The bottom line is that your AI client acts as a proxy, translating your intent into specific API calls and feeding you the data in one conversation thread.
Who Is Huddle01 MCP For?
This is for Web3 developers building decentralized applications, or Product Managers who need to monitor large-scale community events. It solves the pain of having to switch between a dashboard, a database query, and a chat interface just to get attendance numbers. It keeps all video ops in the natural language flow.
Integrates video meeting management directly into a DAO tooling or development workflow without writing boilerplate API wrapper code.
Monitors live community calls and pulls participant lists instantly for attendance tracking, all while staying within the chat interface.
Automates the creation of meeting rooms and tracks platform usage metrics using conversational AI, feeding usage data back into Jira or a reporting system.
What Changes When You Connect
- Track live attendance without leaving your chat. Use
get_live_sessionsto list active rooms, thenget_live_session_participantsto get the exact headcount for any room. - Audit meeting history instantly. Instead of manually checking logs, run
get_room_sessionsto see every meeting a room ever held, andget_participant_listfor who was there. - Keep track of usage. Run
get_metricsto see how much you've used your API key, making cost monitoring part of your workflow. - Manage rooms on the fly. Use
create_roomto spin up a new, locked meeting space, andget_room_metadatato ensure it has the right custom tags. - Retrieve recordings immediately. Need a playback?
get_recordingsfetches the video files, filtering by the session ID so you don't waste time searching. - Get a full picture of the room. Use
get_room_detailsandget_roomstogether to map out all your available video infrastructure.
Real-World Use Cases
Checking attendance for a DAO vote
The Community Manager needs to confirm who voted. They ask their agent to run get_live_sessions to identify the correct meeting room, then use get_live_session_participants to get a clean list of current attendees for their report.
Archiving a completed project sync
A Product Team member needs the video record for a past sync. They ask the agent to use get_room_sessions to find the session ID, then run get_recordings to fetch the necessary video files for archiving.
Onboarding a new client for private testing
A Web3 Developer needs a private testing space. They ask the agent to run create_room with the locked flag, getting the Room ID instantly. They can then use get_room_metadata to tag it for the client.
Debugging a live event stream
The Ops Engineer notices a discrepancy in user reports. They ask the agent to run get_live_sessions to identify the room, then use get_live_session_participants and get_room_details to cross-reference current status against expected behavior.
The Tradeoffs
Manual API calls for everything
Trying to track a meeting's status by running get_live_sessions repeatedly, then opening a separate tab to run get_live_session_participants, and finally running get_room_metadata in a third place. It's slow, and you lose context.
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Let your agent run the sequence. Ask it: 'Give me the current status of Room X.' The agent handles the calls to get_live_sessions and get_live_session_participants and combines the data into one readable answer.
Forgetting to check for room existence
Running get_room_details without knowing the Room ID. The API will fail, and you'll waste time figuring out why the ID is wrong.
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Always start by running get_rooms to list all available rooms, or use get_room_metadata if you only need the tags. This confirms the ID first.
Treating the API as a single data source
Trying to find out who was in a meeting using only get_room_details. This tool only gives basic info; it won't list participants or recordings.
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You need a dedicated tool. Use get_participant_list for historical attendees or get_live_session_participants for people in the room right now.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this if you need to manage the full lifecycle of decentralized video meetings—from creation to archival. You need to know who was in the room, when the room was used, and what was recorded. Tools like get_live_sessions and get_live_session_participants are key here. Don't use this if you just need to check a single, static piece of data (like a user profile). For that, a standard user management API is better. If you only care about metrics, get_metrics works, but you'll need the session context to know why you're tracking usage.
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Available Capabilities
Checking a meeting's status shouldn't require jumping between tabs.
Today, if you need to know who's in a video call or if a room is running, you usually hit the dashboard. You click the room name, open a sidebar panel, then maybe click a 'Participants' tab. If you need the metadata, you switch to a different page entirely. It's slow, and you lose the context of the conversation.
With the Huddle01 MCP Server, you just ask your agent. 'What's the status of the sync room?' It runs the necessary checks (`get_live_sessions`, `get_live_session_participants`) and gives you a clean, summarized answer right where you are. It's instant.
Huddle01 (Web3 Video API) MCP Server: Manage video ops from chat.
You no longer have to manually track down the session ID to get recordings or check participant lists. You just tell your agent the session name, and it handles the sequence of calls. You get the data, not the API error.
The process is seamless. You ask for a recording, and the agent runs `get_recordings` using the appropriate ID. You don't see the API calls; you just see the final result. It works.
Common Questions About Huddle01 MCP
How do I check who is currently in a live meeting using get_live_session_participants? +
You ask your agent to run get_live_session_participants with the room ID. It immediately pulls the list of people currently connected to that live session.
Can I create a meeting room and track it with create_room? +
Yes. Use create_room to make the room. You can also use get_room_metadata later to check if the custom tags you wanted were applied correctly.
What do I use to find recordings for a specific session ID with get_recordings? +
You provide the session ID to get_recordings. The tool fetches the available video recordings for that specific session ID.
Do I need to know the room ID to check participant lists? +
Yes. For live participants, you must provide the room ID when calling get_live_session_participants.
How do I see all rooms I've created with get_rooms? +
Run get_rooms with no parameters. It fetches a list of all rooms tied to your API key.
How do I check the usage statistics for my API key using get_metrics? +
Use get_metrics to fetch usage statistics for your API key. This tool shows how many rooms you've created and how many API calls you've made, helping you manage your budget.
Can I retrieve a specific room's details or just its metadata using get_room_details or get_room_metadata? +
You use get_room_details to fetch all information about a specific room. If you only need the room's descriptive tags or settings, use get_room_metadata instead.
How do I find all past meetings held in a specific room using get_room_sessions? +
Run get_room_sessions and provide the target room ID. The tool returns a list of all session IDs, allowing you to track the full history of a single meeting space.
Can I see who is currently in a live meeting room? +
Yes! Use the get_live_session_participants tool with the specific Room ID to fetch a real-time list of all connected peers.
How do I create a new meeting room with custom settings? +
You can use the create_room tool. It allows you to specify if the room should be locked and lets you attach custom JSON metadata for your application's needs.
Can I check how many total minutes or sessions I have used? +
Absolutely. The get_metrics tool retrieves comprehensive usage statistics including total sessions, duration, users, and recording counts associated with your API key.
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