Every meeting you record with Wave is raw material — fully accessible, fully yours. One account, three access paths. Pipe it into Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code, your own agents, or a cron job that dumps transcripts into Notion. Wave isn’t a walled garden. It’s the pipe.
Give Claude, ChatGPT, or Claude Code direct access to every meeting you've ever recorded. One URL. OAuth. No code.
For when you want to build with the raw data yourself. Custom agents, CRM syncs, your own analytics, training datasets — over your stack.
Most AI agents are flying blind. Yours doesn’t have to. When the meetings you’ve actually had are a fetch away, the agent era gets useful.
Give Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-capable agent live access to your transcripts and summaries. It stops needing you to paste context.
An agent listens for every new recording, pulls the action items, updates your CRM, drafts the follow-up, and asks you to approve. You stop doing busywork.
Semantic search over years of recordings. Ask in natural language, get ranked snippets and the sessions they came from.
Full transcripts with speaker attribution, structured summaries, action items, signed audio URLs — as JSON, as text, as whatever your downstream tool needs.
Every transcript, every speaker-labeled segment, every summary, every action item, every byte of audio — exportable, queryable, automatable. Feed it to whatever AI you use today. Feed it to whatever you’ll use tomorrow. Wave isn’t your destination. We’re the pipe.
Three questions. Pick the one that matches how you want to work.
Using Claude, ChatGPT, or Claude Code?
Paste mcp.wave.co into your client's Connectors UI, sign in, and you're done. No code.
MCP setup →Building your own app or integration?
Bearer-token auth, fully documented OpenAPI, example responses for every endpoint. Ship it.
API reference →Living in your terminal?
Same data, same auth, shell-native. One npm install and your sessions are a keystroke away.
CLI docs →Anything that speaks Model Context Protocol, HTTPS, or can run an npm package. That’s the whole list.
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