Cap's hosted connector lets an agent find recordings you own, read a recording's summary, and open timestamped transcript moments. It uses the remote Model Context Protocol (MCP), so it works without installing the Cap CLI on the agent host.
The connector URL is:
https://cap.so/api/mcpAdd that URL as a custom remote MCP connector in ChatGPT, Claude, or another host that supports remote MCP. Complete Cap's browser authorization when prompted. The connection requests only caps:read access. Hosts that support OAuth token revocation can revoke the connection's credentials when you disconnect it.
The hosted connector currently provides three read-only tools:
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
caps_list | Finds recordings you own by title, 20 at a time |
caps_get | Reads a recording's title, status, duration, and URL |
caps_context | Reads a summary and up to 30 timestamped transcript cues from one recording; optionally finds matching cues |
Hosts that support MCP Apps can display a Cap recording card for caps_context. Other hosts receive the same text and structured data. Transcript search is within a selected recording; the connector does not search every transcript in your library.
For uploads, edits, comments, organization administration, local files, and the full tool set, continue using the Cap CLI and local MCP setup. Its authentication and cap mcp serve behavior are separate from the hosted connector.
Muse and other host directories may require their own review before they list Cap. The remote MCP endpoint is the integration surface for hosts that accept a custom connector URL.