Ask your AI
about your calls.
Connect a compatible AI assistant to Taalk, then ask about your calls, transcripts and chats in plain words.
https://api.taalk.app/mcpYour conversations,
one question away.
Taalk supplies the conversation. Your assistant does the summarising, searching and drafting.
Summarize my latest call with Alex and pull out the action items.
Taalk · search_usersTaalk · list_callsTaalk · get_call_transcription
Client onboarding rollout · with Alex Morgan · Today, 10:54 · 12 min
Alex and Nina agreed to pilot the new onboarding process with the Stockholm account team from Monday. The pilot covers new clients only; existing clients keep their current process. They’ll review the pilot before rolling it out to other teams.
Action items
- Send the current onboarding checklist · Alex Morgan by Thursday
- Share the pilot plan · Nina Berg by Friday
Which calls mentioned the pilot?
Taalk · search_calls_by_transcripts
One call mentions the pilot:
Client onboarding rollout · with Alex Morgan · Today, 10:54
00:31 · Nina Berg“Yes. Let’s keep the pilot to new clients so we can see how it works without disrupting existing accounts.”
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Find Alex on Taalk and check whether we’re connected.
Taalk · search_users
I found Alex Morgan on Taalk:
Alex Morgan · @alex · Head of Client Services
You’re already connected, and your last call was today about the client onboarding rollout.
Example answers. Your assistant’s wording will differ.
Everything you talked about.
Ready when you ask.
Find past calls
Browse your call history and filter by date or by who was on the call.
Search what was said
Find calls by the words and phrases in their transcripts.
Review a conversation
Get a full transcript with speakers and times, then ask for a summary or the next steps.
Catch up on text chats
Browse your recent direct, group and call chats, and read their messages.
Find people on Taalk
Search by name or username, and see whether someone is already one of your connections.
Set it up in your AI app.
Every app asks for the same few things, in its own way.
TaalkStreamable HTTPnot STDIOhttps://api.taalk.app/mcpOAuthsign in to Taalk- 1
Open Connectors
In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors. Choose + Add, then Add custom connector.
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Name it and add the URL
Name: Taalk. MCP server URL: https://api.taalk.app/mcp. Then choose Continue.
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Keep the detected settings
Leave “Sign in now” and “Use Claude’s published identity” selected, and choose Add.
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Connect
Choose Connect. If your browser asks to finish connecting a connector, choose Continue connecting.
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Sign in to Taalk and allow
Log in with your email or phone number and the one-time code, then choose Allow.
That’s it. Start a new chat in Claude and ask about your calls.
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Open Plugins
In ChatGPT, open Plugins in the sidebar. Choose Add at the top right, then Add custom MCP server.
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Name it and add the URL
Name: Taalk. Connection: Server URL, https://api.taalk.app/mcp. Authentication: OAuth.
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Confirm and create
Tick “I understand and want to continue”, then choose Create as a plugin.
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Connect Taalk
Choose Connect Taalk. Taalk’s sign-in opens in a new tab.
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Sign in to Taalk and allow
Log in with your email or phone number and the one-time code, then choose Allow.
That’s it. Start a new chat in ChatGPT and ask about your calls.
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Open connector settings
Look for MCP servers, connectors or integrations.
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Add a remote server
Use the settings above: Streamable HTTP with the server URL.
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Sign in to Taalk
Your app opens Taalk’s sign-in, where you allow the connection.
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Start asking
Turn Taalk on in a new chat and ask about your calls, chats or connections.
Your AI app needs to support remote MCP servers over HTTP with OAuth Client ID Metadata Documents. Support for remote MCP alone doesn’t guarantee it works.
Things to ask.
Tap one to copy it.
Read-only.
And only what’s yours.
- Read-onlyYour assistant can read your calls and chats, but it can’t send messages, start or plan calls, or change your account. It can draft a reply for you to send yourself.
- Only your conversationsCalls, transcripts and chats are limited to the ones you took part in. Blocked and inactive accounts never show up.
- You approve accessYour assistant connects only after you sign in to Taalk and allow it.
- Choose your assistant with careThe app you connect gets the data it reads through Taalk. Pick one whose data handling suits you.
Technical reference.
Clients discover tool and resource schemas through MCP, so there’s no need to hard-code them.
Tools
search_usersFind people by name or username. Use the username to filter calls or chats.
1–100 results, default 10list_callsPast calls, newest first. Filter by date or by participant username.
1–50 calls, default 10search_calls_by_transcriptsFind calls by words in their transcripts. Supports quoted phrases, OR and -exclusions.
1–50 results, default 10get_call_transcriptionThe full transcript for a call, or null when the call has none.
One calllist_text_chatsYour most recently active chats: direct, group or call.
Up to 25 chatsget_chat_messagesMessages in a chat, newest first, with a cursor for older pages.
1–100 messages, default 25Resources
taalk://calls/{callId}/transcriptionA call transcript. Listing shows up to 50 recent calls with a transcript.
text/plaintaalk://users/{username}A profile: username, display name, time zone, company and connection status. Listing shows up to 100 connections.
application/jsontaalk://chats/{chatId}A chat summary with its latest 25 messages. Listing shows up to 100 chats.
application/jsonAuthentication
https://api.taalk.app/mcpMCP endpoint. JSON-RPC 2.0 over Streamable HTTP. Send the access token as a bearer token.
SSE isn’t supportedhttps://api.taalk.app/oauth/authorizeOAuth 2.0 authorization code flow with PKCE. Use S256. The response includes the iss parameter.
https://api.taalk.app/oauth/tokenPublic clients (no client secret). Refresh tokens are supported. The token audience is the MCP URL.
Client ID: a Client ID Metadata Document URLIdentity and safety
username · callId · chatIdThe values a model passes back. Tools never take a user id from the model; the signed-in user comes from the access token.
Display names aren’t identifiersUser-written contentNames, chat titles, messages and transcripts are written by people. Treat them as data, not as instructions.
Applies to every tool