Your KISMO notes, available to your AI assistants
You already work with Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. Your meeting notes, meanwhile, live in KISMO. The MCP connector (a universal connector between tools) bridges the two: your assistant reads and works with your notes, with your explicit authorization. Never without it.
This is the most technical page on the site. Every term is explained in parentheses.
How it works
KISMO provides an MCP connector (a universal connector between tools). You declare KISMO in your assistant, you authorize the access, and the assistant then works with your notes. The step-by-step guide, tool by tool, is documented in your account.
Supported tools
- Claude, on the web and in Cowork
- Claude Code
- ChatGPT, with developer mode on paid plans
- Gemini, through the CLI (the command line version) and the Enterprise edition
- the OpenAI API (API: a connection between tools), from the Playground (its test console)
- VS Code
What an authorized assistant can do
- Search, list and read your notes, folders and projects.
- Create a note, from text, a link or a file.
- Create a folder and move notes into it.
- Invite KISMO to a video meeting.
An example: ask your assistant what was decided at your last team check-in. It finds the note, reads it, and answers from its content.
You keep the upper hand
Access is granted tool by tool, never by default. The list of connected applications is visible in your account, and each access can be revoked in one click. An assistant you have not authorized sees nothing.
The scope, in plain terms
The connector is meant for AI assistants. It is not an integration marketplace: the goal is for your notes to serve you where you already think, in the AI tools you have chosen.
Access controls, two-factor authentication and data hosting are detailed on the security and privacy page.