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name: wispr-flow-notetaker
description: Use when the user asks about past meetings, decisions, attendees, transcripts, summaries, Notetaker notes, calendar events tied to recordings, or a shared-note / conference link. Read Wispr Flow Notetaker data through the official remote MCP after the user authorizes. Never invent meeting contents. HIPAA-covered accounts are refused. Dictations are out of scope. The connection is read-only. Users copy the same URL from Mac Settings → MCP. Dictation Cloud Storage must be on for notes to appear.
license: MIT
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# Wispr Flow Notetaker

Read-only access to Wispr Flow Notetaker data through the official remote MCP at `https://api.wisprflow.ai/connect/mcp`.

## When to use

Call this connector when the user asks about:

- Past meetings, decisions, or what was discussed
- Attendees, summaries, notes, transcripts, or refined transcripts
- Notetaker chat history
- Calendar events tied to recordings
- A shared-note link or a pasted calendar / conference link

Do not use this skill for dictations, live transcription, or any request to create, edit, or delete data.

## Authorization

The host (Cursor) handles OAuth. There is no API key or token to paste.

1. First connect opens a browser sign-in to the user's Wispr Flow account.
2. Tools appear only after `tools/list` succeeds post-authorization. Do not invent tool names.
3. If the user has not authorized, tell them to complete the browser sign-in. Do not guess meeting contents.

HIPAA-covered accounts are refused with "This feature is not available for HIPAA-covered accounts." Enabling Dictation Cloud Storage does not override that.

## Domain

Organize answers around these types. Fields describe Notetaker concepts, not invented API payloads.

**NotetakerMeeting** — `{ id, title, attendees, summary, notes, transcript, refinedTranscript, chatHistory, calendarEvent }`

**Note** — `{ id, title, body, sharedLink? }`

**CalendarEvent** — `{ id, title, time, conferenceLink, meetingId? }`

## What the connector can do

These capabilities come from official Wispr Flow docs. The remote server advertises the actual tools after OAuth; discover them with `tools/list`. Do not invent names.

- **Meetings:** search and read summaries, notes, transcripts, attendee lists, and Notetaker chat history
- **Notes:** search and read notes; resolve a shared-note link the user already has access to
- **Calendar:** search and read events, resolve a pasted calendar or conference link, go from an event to the recording it produced

## Hard limits

- **Read-only.** Tools cannot create, edit, or delete meetings, notes, or events.
- **No dictations.** Dictation transcription history stays local to each device and is never exposed.
- **Never invent contents.** If a meeting, transcript, or note is missing, say so. Retention deletions return a deleted signal — do not reconstruct them.
- **Cloud storage.** Notes appear only when Dictation Cloud Storage / Cloud Sync is on for the authorized account. Enterprise Cloud Sync or Zero Data Retention policies can block access.
- **Mac Settings → MCP.** Users copy this same URL from Wispr Flow on Mac (Settings → MCP). The tab is missing when Notetaker is not available.

## How to answer

1. Confirm the user authorized the Wispr Flow MCP connection.
2. Discover tools via `tools/list`. Use those tools only.
3. Search before reading a specific meeting when the user describes it by topic, people, or date.
4. Quote or paraphrase from retrieved text. Cite the meeting title and time when available.
5. If nothing comes back, check the usual causes: wrong Wispr account, Dictation Cloud Storage off, HIPAA refusal, org-disabled Notetaker, or retention deletion. Do not fabricate a meeting to fill the gap.