Question 1

What is Google Meet MCP for Grok?

Accepted Answer

It is a connector that exposes Google Meet data (meetings, recordings, transcripts, attendance) to Grok via the Model Context Protocol, letting Grok retrieve, analyze, and act on meeting data through approved tools.

Question 2

How does the integration work?

Accepted Answer

You run or use an MCP server that implements tools backed by Google Meet and related Google Workspace APIs; Grok connects to that MCP endpoint and, with your consent, calls tools to fetch transcripts, summarize discussions, extract action items, and update related records.

Question 3

How do I set it up?

Accepted Answer

Ensure you have a Google Workspace account and any required admin approval, install or configure an MCP server/connector for Google Meet, complete Google OAuth to grant the requested scopes, add the MCP endpoint to Grok, then test by fetching a recent meeting transcript.

Question 4

Is my data secure and GDPR compliant?

Accepted Answer

Access uses Google OAuth 2.0 with least-privilege scopes you approve. Data handling and retention depend on your MCP server configuration and your organization’s policies. For GDPR and compliance needs, review your data processing agreements and consult your admin and legal teams.

Question 5

What features are supported?

Accepted Answer

Common features include listing meetings, retrieving recordings and transcripts where enabled, generating summaries and action items, attendance insights, meeting search, and automated follow-ups; availability depends on your Workspace plan and enabled APIs.

Question 6

Can it provide real-time meeting assistance?

Accepted Answer

If live captions/transcripts are available and permitted, Grok can produce live notes, surface relevant docs, and capture actions during the call; otherwise it can process recordings and transcripts right after the meeting.

Question 7

Does it work with other apps?

Accepted Answer

Yes, via MCP and additional connectors it can post notes to chat tools, create tasks in project trackers, email summaries, or update docs; exact apps depend on which connectors your workspace installs.

Question 8

How much does it cost?

Accepted Answer

Costs vary by your Grok plan, any third-party MCP connector or hosting you choose, and your Google Workspace edition; check pricing for Grok, your connector vendor, and any usage-based services you enable.

Question 9

Can it help with prep and follow-up?

Accepted Answer

It can pull context from calendars and prior notes to draft agendas, and after the call it can generate summaries, decisions, and tasks, schedule follow-ups, and sync outcomes to your chosen tools.

Question 10

What are the technical requirements?

Accepted Answer

A Google Workspace account with Meet and transcript/recording features as needed, permission to authorize OAuth scopes, an MCP-compatible server or connector, reliable internet, and any required admin approvals.

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