MeetingPulse MCP. Analyze who said what, and how engaged they were.

You hook up your AI client to MeetingPulse and you get full read access to all your meeting data through natural conversation. This server lets your agent pull structured records for everything—from poll results and Q&A logs to attendance lists and overall engagement metrics. Your agent reads all that live audience feedback and turns it into usable reports without you ever leaving the chat window.

Listing and Searching Meetings: You can get a full rundown of every meeting, both active and past, by invoking list_meetings. If you know what you're looking for, you don't have to scroll through everything; instead, run search_meetings with keywords to find specific sessions based on titles or descriptions. For any single session you zero in on, you can pull the full setup details using get_meeting, which provides all the configuration data for that one meeting.

Analyzing Meeting Performance: To see how well a meeting went overall, run get_meeting_analytics against a specific meeting ID; this pulls aggregated performance metrics and general engagement numbers. You can also get a quick summary of every poll that ran during a session by calling list_polls. If you need the deep dive on one particular survey, use get_poll_details to retrieve the precise results, available options, and full summary data for that single poll.

Managing Participants and Materials: You can list every individual who showed up at a meeting using list_attendees, providing names and participation records. When you need to know what materials were shared, run list_meeting_files to fetch all the documents or assets distributed during the session. For tracking interactive phases, use list_qa_sessions to get a list of all Q&A sessions that happened; once you've selected one, your agent can then review it for deeper insight into questions and answers.

Core Functionality: Beyond these specific data pulls, you can always check the basic operational health of the connection by running get_account_info, which retrieves general account setup information for MeetingPulse. You’ll never have to switch tabs or jump between different dashboard tools; your agent handles all this complexity right in the chat.

If you're looking at a specific meeting, remember that calling list_meetings gives you the roster of every session. If you need granular details on one event, use get_meeting. When performance numbers are key, you run get_meeting_analytics. For figuring out who showed up and what they talked about, your agent uses list_attendees and list_qa_sessions, respectively.

You can pull the list of shared documents with list_meeting_files, or find specific poll outcomes by getting a summary list with list_polls and then detailing the results using get_poll_details. If you need to narrow down your search, just hit up search_meetings.