mcp server · coming

you get the doodlesyour agent gets the lot

dood sits in your meeting and doodles it. the people in the call get something they can take in at a glance. their agents get the same call as structured data, down to who said what and when.

what the people get

dood joins your zoom, meet or teams call as a guest and doodles what people say while they say it. at the end the doodles become one mural and everyone in the call gets a recap email.

that is the part a person actually reads. nobody opens a transcript on a monday morning.

a finished mural of a whole meeting

what their agents get

the same meeting, whole, over mcp. the full transcript with speakers and timestamps, the to-dos with owners, the topics dood sorted the conversation into, the highlights he picked out, and a link to every doodle.

so you can ask your agent about a meeting it was never in, and it answers from the record rather than from a summary of a summary.

"what did we decide about the berlin slot?"
"who owes me something from yesterday's calls?"
"pull every mention of pricing this month."

what the server gives it

one meeting, as much of it as your agent asks for.

the transcript

every line, with the speaker's name and how far into the call it was said.

the to-dos

what people committed to, who said it, and the date if one was mentioned.

the topics

the conversation grouped the way dood grouped it while doodling.

the highlights

the handful of things dood judged worth pointing at, chosen at the end with the whole call in view.

the doodles

each one with its caption, its note, when it was doodled and a link to the image.

the meeting itself

title, date, length, who was there, and the mural.

connecting it

one entry in your client's config, with a key from your account.

// claude desktop, cursor, or anything that speaks mcp
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "doodldroppr": {
      "url": "https://mcp.meetdood.ai",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ddp_your_key" }
    }
  }
}

your agent sees the meetings on your account and nothing else. you can take the key back whenever you like.

why both

most meeting tools make you choose. the transcript has everything in it and you will never open it. the summary you will read, and it has already thrown away the line you needed.

a meeting is one thing, so dood makes both from it. the picture is for you, the morning after, when you want to remember how the conversation went. the detail is for your agent, which will happily read nine hundred lines looking for the one you need.

the server is on its way

dood is doodling meetings today. start sending him to calls and the meetings will be waiting for your agent when the server is up.

get dood