Fireflies MCP Server
Supercharge your meeting workflows with seamless transcript access, search, and AI-powered summariesβright from your terminal or automation tools!
π Introduction
Fireflies MCP Server is an open source Modern Command Protocol (MCP) server that unlocks the full power of the Fireflies.ai API. Instantly retrieve, search, and summarize your meeting transcripts with simple commands or integrate into your favorite tools. Perfect for productivity enthusiasts, automation fans, and teams who want to get more from their meeting data.
β¨ Why Fireflies MCP Server?
Instant Access: Fetch and filter all your Fireflies meeting transcripts in seconds.
Deep Insights: Get detailed transcript info, including speakers and full content.
Smart Search: Find exactly what you need with powerful keyword and phrase search.
AI Summaries: Generate concise, actionable summaries in your preferred format.
Easy Integration: Works with Claude Desktop, scripts, and any MCP-compatible client.
Open Source & Extensible: Community-driven, MIT-licensed, and ready for your contributions!
β‘οΈ Quick Start
π Features
Transcript Management: List and filter your Fireflies meeting transcripts
Transcript Details: Retrieve in-depth information for any transcript, including speakers and full content
Keyword Search: Locate transcripts by searching for specific words or phrases
Automated Summaries: Instantly generate concise summaries in either paragraph or bullet point format
π Endpoints
fireflies_get_transcriptsβ List transcripts (with optional filters:limit,from_date,to_date)fireflies_get_transcript_detailsβ Get full details for a transcript (transcript_id)fireflies_search_transcriptsβ Search transcripts by keyword or phrase (query, optionallimit)fireflies_generate_summaryβ Generate a summary for a transcript (transcript_id, optionalformat)
π§βπ» Setup & Usage
1. Prerequisites
Node.js (v16+ recommended)
A Fireflies API key (get yours here)
2. Installation
3. Build
4. (Optional) Use a Custom Build Directory
By default, the build output goes to the dist directory. To specify a different build/output directory, set the BUILD_DIR environment variable before building:
This will output the build to custom-dist instead of dist.
5. Configuration for Claude Desktop
After building, you'll want to point Claude Desktop to your custom build directory. Here's what your terminal output and configuration might look like:
Replace /absolute/path/to/custom-dist/index.js with the actual path to your custom build output.
6. Running the Server
Or use the setup script:
π€ Contributing
We love contributions! Whether it's a bug fix, new feature, or documentation improvement, your help is welcome. Please check out CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines, or open an issue to start a discussion.
π¬ Community & Support
GitHub Issues β for bug reports and feature requests
Join the conversation! PRs and feedback are always appreciated.
π License
This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.