AI Assistants

You can connect AI assistants like Claude to your BlaBlaNote account so they can answer questions about your network, your meetings, your tasks, and your event activity — using only your own data.

This is useful when you want to ask things like:

"Who haven't I talked to in the last three months?"

"Prep me for tomorrow's meetings."

"Which of my contacts work at consulting firms?"

"What follow-ups do I owe people from last week?"

The AI assistant pulls the answer from your own BlaBlaNote data instead of guessing.

The BlaBlaNote MCP server

BlaBlaNote exposes its data to AI assistants through an MCP server. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard for connecting AI assistants to external tools and data — Claude, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, ChatGPT desktop, and a growing list of others speak it.

You only need one piece of configuration: the BlaBlaNote MCP server URL.

MCP server URL

https://blablanote.app/mcp/v1

Paste that URL into your AI assistant's MCP / connector settings. You'll be redirected to BlaBlaNote to sign in once, after which the assistant has read-only access to your own data.

What an AI assistant can see

Once connected, an assistant has read-only access to your own BlaBlaNote data:

• Your contacts and the relationships between them
• Your interactions (meetings, notes, and AI summaries)
• Your tasks and their status
• Your calendar events (upcoming and past), with attendees and AI-generated pre-event briefs
• Your pings (lightweight networking touchpoints)
• Your tags
• Your home-feed activities
• Your notifications
• Which calendars you have connected (Google, Outlook)

What an assistant cannot do:

• Change, delete, or create anything in your account
• See any other user's data
• Trigger emails or notifications on your behalf
• Access raw audio recordings
• See OAuth tokens or any kind of credential

It is strictly a read-only view of your own data.

Connecting Claude

The cleanest way to use BlaBlaNote with an AI assistant today is through Claude.

What you'll need

• A BlaBlaNote account
• A Claude account (claude.ai)

Steps (Claude web / Claude Desktop)

1. Open Claude

2. Go to Settings → Connectors (also called Integrations in some plans)

3. Click Add custom connector

4. In the Server URL (or Remote MCP server) field, paste:

   https://blablanote.app/mcp/v1

5. Leave the name field as you like (e.g. BlaBlaNote)

6. Click Add / Connect

7. Claude opens a BlaBlaNote sign-in page in a popup

8. Sign in with your BlaBlaNote account and click Approve

9. You're returned to Claude — the BlaBlaNote tools now appear in your conversations

TIP

The first time you connect, BlaBlaNote shows you a screen listing exactly what the assistant will be allowed to read. Review it before approving.

After connecting, just ask Claude any question about your network. It will fetch live data from your BlaBlaNote account each time.

Steps (Claude Code)

If you use Claude Code (the CLI), add BlaBlaNote with:

claude mcp add --transport http blablanote https://blablanote.app/mcp/v1

Claude Code opens a browser tab for sign-in. Approve the connection and the tools become available in your next prompt.

Disconnecting

You can revoke an assistant's access at any time:

• From Claude: remove the BlaBlaNote connector in Claude's settings
• From BlaBlaNote: go to Settings → Integrations → AI Assistants and click Disconnect

Once revoked, the assistant immediately loses access. You can reconnect later if you change your mind.

Other AI assistants

Any AI tool that supports remote MCP servers can connect to BlaBlaNote. Setup wording varies, but the pattern is always the same:

1. The tool asks for an MCP server URL (sometimes labelled Server URL, Remote MCP, Connector URL)
2. Paste:

   https://blablanote.app/mcp/v1

3. Sign in with your BlaBlaNote account
4. Approve the connection

Tools that currently support this include Claude (web, Desktop, Code), Cursor, Windsurf, and several others. If your tool of choice doesn't expose a remote-MCP setting yet, you'll have to wait until it does — BlaBlaNote does not need any per-tool configuration.

Generic JSON config

For tools that take a JSON config file instead of a UI form, the entry looks like this:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "blablanote": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://blablanote.app/mcp/v1"
    }
  }
}

Check your specific tool's docs for where this file lives.

Useful prompts to try

Once connected, try these in your AI assistant:

Before your day

• "What meetings do I have today? Brief me on each attendee."
• "Who do I owe a follow-up to from last week?"
• "Which of today's meetings should I prepare most carefully for?"

Networking

• "Who haven't I reconnected with in 3+ months but should?"
• "List my contacts at companies in fintech."
• "Which of my contacts share an interest in AI?"

Events

• "Summarise my recent event in Barcelona — who did I meet?"
• "From my last event, who should I follow up with this week?"

Tasks

• "What tasks are overdue?"
• "What's outstanding from my meeting with Acme Corp?"

Insights

• "What patterns do you see in who I meet most?"
• "Which contacts go cold the fastest after a first meeting?"

Privacy and safety

A few things worth knowing:

Your data stays yours

The assistant fetches your data each time you ask a question. BlaBlaNote does not bulk-export anything to the assistant. When you disconnect, the assistant no longer has access.

Free-text content

Notes, summaries, ping messages and AI briefs are user-authored content. AI assistants are instructed to treat them as data, not as instructions — but you should still be careful what you put into free-text fields if you plan to share an assistant conversation with others.

Audit

You can see which AI assistants are connected at any time under Settings > Integrations > AI Assistants, along with when they were last used.

If something goes wrong

If you ever lose access — for example, you reconnected your Google or Outlook account and the assistant says it can't reach your calendar — BlaBlaNote will tell the assistant that reauthorisation is needed. Just sign in again from BlaBlaNote and the assistant will pick up where it left off.

Limitations today

• Read-only. Assistants can answer questions but can't take actions in your account.
• Your data only. Assistants only see data from your own account.
• No audio. Assistants see transcriptions and summaries, never raw audio.

We expect to add write actions in future releases.