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Agents

Markdrip supports Model Context Protocol (MCP) so compatible AI tools can use your meeting context without manual exports. Agent access is off by default. When you enable it, read-only is the default access level.

  • Read only — Free and Plus. Tools can query notes, transcripts, people, decisions, and action items across your whole configured vault.
  • Read / Write — Plus. After you explicitly enable this level, tools can immediately change meeting titles and tags, contact email, company, role and phone details, and create, edit or delete tasks. Individual writes do not ask for approval. Existing proposal-only permissions stay proposal-only until you explicitly choose Read / Write.

Go to Settings → Connections → Agent access to enable access and choose a level. You can return to read-only or turn access off at any time. An organization may enforce read-only access. Pending proposals can still be rejected when access is off or Plus is inactive.

Access covers your whole configured vault; there is no per-note permission picker. The connection runs locally. Markdrip does not relay tool requests to a cloud service, and tools cannot start a recording through this connection. Writes are limited to the supported fields above; they do not edit recordings, transcripts or summaries. Recordings, voiceprints, acoustic information and voice-derived interpretations are not exposed through MCP.

Tools have their own privacy settings. A cloud-connected tool may send information it reads to its own provider. Local MCP access does not make that tool fully offline or authorize Markdrip to share content with a provider.

Your notes are ordinary Markdown files, so you can also open the vault in Obsidian or another Markdown editor. MCP adds structured queries and optional explicitly enabled writes; it does not restrict what a separate editor can do to files you give it access to.

See Local agent access for setup, supported writes and earlier proposals.