Alice MCP Server

Connect your Alice recordings and transcripts to the AI tools you already use — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity, and any other MCP-compatible client.

The Alice MCP Server turns your secure voice archive into a queryable knowledge base. Search across hundreds of hours of recordings, retrieve full transcripts, surface insights, and automate workflows — all with natural language.

What You Can Do

• Search recordings — find any transcript, quote, or moment using natural-language queries

• Retrieve transcripts — pull full transcripts or specific segments by recording ID

• List and browse recordings — filter by date, title, language, speaker, or metadata

• Ask questions — get precise answers sourced directly from your real conversations

• Build workflows — automate drafting, summarizing, tagging, CRM notes, and enrichment

Requirements

• An Alice account — sign up free at aliceapp.ai (includes 60 free minutes)

• An MCP-compatible AI client (Claude Desktop, Claude.ai, ChatGPT, Grok, etc.)

• Your Alice connection URL (generated in your Alice Dashboard under AI → MCP Server)

Setup

Get Your Connection URL

1. Go to aliceapp.ai/mcp

2. Click Generate connection URL

3. Copy the generated URL — you'll paste it into your AI client below

This generated URL contains your unique Alice API key in the path, so no additional authentication setup is required in your client.

Claude Desktop

1. Open Claude Desktop → Settings (⌘ + ,)

2. Go to Connectors

3. Click Add custom connector

4. Name: Alice

5. URL: Paste the URL from above

6. Click Save

Claude will now know to ask Alice when you have questions about your recordings.

Claude.ai Web

1. Open Claude.ai Settings

2. Go to Connectors

3. Click Add custom connector

4. Name: Alice

5. URL: Paste the URL from above

6. Click Save

Claude will now know to ask Alice when you have questions about your recordings.

ChatGPT

1. Open ChatGPT settings

2. Navigate to Integrations or MCP Servers

3. Click Add Server or Connect

4. Name: Alice

5. URL: Paste the copied URL

ChatGPT will now know to ask Alice when you have questions about your recordings.

Grok

1. Open grok.com or your Grok-enabled application

2. Go to Settings → Integrations or MCP Tools

3. Click Add Remote MCP Server

4. Name: Alice

5. Server URL: Paste the URL from above

6. Click Save

Grok will now know to ask Alice when you have questions about your recordings.

For more details, see the Grok Remote MCP Tools Documentation.

Other MCP Clients (Cursor, Windsurf, etc.)

Use the same connection URL. Refer to your client's documentation for where to add MCP server connections.

Tips

• Set permissions to Always Allow so your AI can reach out to Alice as needed

• Create a project named Alice to keep chats organized and set specific instructions

Available Tools

Once connected, your AI client has access to the following tools:

MCP v2 tools (recommended)

Legacy tools (backward compatibility)

Example Prompts

Once Alice is connected to your AI client, try:

"Search my Alice recordings for everything I captured about the Johnson interview"

"Get the transcript from my recording on March 15th"

"Summarize the last 5 recordings tagged as sales calls"

"Draft a LinkedIn post from my most recent podcast recording"

"What were the key themes across all my recordings from Q1?"

Privacy & Security

Alice is built on a foundational commitment to privacy — not as a feature, but as a moral baseline.

Privacy Policy: https://aliceapp.ai/privacy-policy

• No data mining, no third-party trackers, no ad networks

• All data encrypted in transit and at rest

• True hard-deletion — deleted files are permanently and unrecoverably erased

• HIPAA, SOC 2, GDPR, and CCPA compliant

• Deployable in your own cloud or data center for enterprise use

• Your recordings are never used to train AI models

• You retain full ownership and intellectual property rights

Supported AI Clients

Support

• 📧 Email: alice@aliceapp.ai

• 🌐 Website: aliceapp.ai

• 📖 MCP Server page: aliceapp.ai/mcp-server

License

MIT License — see LICENSE for details.