Claude Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code
59 tools over the local protocol, with no cloud round trip.
Mr.Speech speaks the Model Context Protocol, so external AI assistants can read and write your notes, tasks and boards. Your workspace stops being an app you visit and becomes a data layer your AI works in.
Most integrations stop at reading. This one writes into notes and plans: ask an assistant to move yesterday's action items onto a board, and it can. Meetings stay read only.
59 tools locally for Claude Desktop, Cursor and Claude Code, and 45 tools over a secure cloud connector for ChatGPT and Claude. External changes appear in your open app within seconds.
Ask ChatGPT to pull the action items from yesterday's client call and add them to the Q3 board, and it can. Most integrations stop at reading. This one creates notes, moves cards and builds boards.
The same notes and boards are reachable from your own voice agent inside the app, from the notes agent, and from whichever external assistant you already pay for. Nothing has to be re-exported to be useful.
The cloud connector is authenticated and scoped to your own workspace. The local tools never leave your machine at all.
59 tools over the local protocol, with no cloud round trip.
45 tools over the hosted connector, so the assistant in your browser can work in your workspace.
Changes made by an external assistant appear in the open app within seconds.
An open standard that lets an AI assistant call tools in another application. Mr.Speech exposes your notes, tasks and boards through it, so an assistant can act on them directly.
Only what an assistant reads in response to your request passes through it, and only for the workspace you connected. The local tools do not leave your machine at all.
No. The built-in voice agent and notes agent do the same class of work inside the app. The connector is there so you are not forced to choose.
Mr.Speech speaks the Model Context Protocol, so external AI assistants can read and write your notes, tasks and boards. Your workspace stops being an app you visit and becomes a data layer your AI works in.