Meeting notetaker

Your Google Meet calls, saved and summarized.

What it helps with

Turn your Google Meet calls into clear notes you can revisit anytime. Find decisions, action items, and who said what—then ask about past meetings here or from your agent.

Clear summaries of every meeting
Searchable transcripts with speakers and timestamps
No bot joins; no host or admin access needed
Your saved notes are private from other participants; delete anytime

How to use it

Click Start, install the Orchard for Meet Chrome extension, and select Connect this browser in the chat.
Join Google Meet. Notes start automatically; use Stop on the "Orchard is taking notes" badge to stop capture.
When you leave, Orchard saves your transcript and prepares a summary here. Download the transcript or ask questions here or from your agent.

Your meeting. Already summarized. Turn Google Meet conversations into clear notes. Illustration of a Google Meet call becoming a meeting summary.

Meeting’s done. Notes are ready. Get summaries and transcripts in Orchard Studio or your agent. Illustration of saved summaries and transcripts available after a meeting.

Ask your meetings anything. Find decisions, action items, and what was said. Illustration of a question answered using past meetings with a source reference.

Works with Google Meet in desktop Chromium browsers only. Stopping capture saves notes taken so far.

Keep Google Meet captions (CC) turned on while taking notes.

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Connect

You only need to connect Orchard once. Updates roll out automatically.

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First, open ~/.cursor/mcp.json in a text editor (create the file if it does not exist). Then paste the JSON below and save it. Orchard will be available in every project.

2

Restart Cursor CLI, then run agent mcp login orchard and sign in with Google. Verify the connection with agent mcp list.

3

Done. Build whatever you want!

Add Orchard to your global Cursor MCP configuration

~/.cursor/mcp.json

1

Open Customize → MCPs and click New MCP Server. In the mcp.json file that opens, add the orchard entry below inside mcpServers.

2

Save the file and restart Cursor. Return to Customize → MCPs, find orchard, turn it on, and sign in with Google.

3

Done. Build whatever you want!

Add this entry inside mcpServers

~/.cursor/mcp.json

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Run the command below once. Orchard will be available in every Claude Code project.

2

Run claude mcp login orchard, complete the Google sign-in, then run claude mcp list and confirm Orchard shows Connected.

3

Done. Build whatever you want!

Run this once in your terminal

Claude Code command

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In Claude Desktop, open Customize → Connectors, then choose Add → Add custom connector. Enter Orchard as the name, paste the URL below, and click Add.

2

Click Connect and sign in with Google. In a chat, open + → Connectors and turn on Orchard.

3

Done. Build whatever you want!

Add this URL as a custom connector

Remote MCP server URL

1

Run the command below once. Codex adds Orchard to your global ~/.codex/config.toml, making it available in every project.

2

Run codex mcp login orchard, sign in with Google, then restart Codex and verify the connection with /mcp.

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Done. Build whatever you want!

Run this once in your terminal

Codex command

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In the Codex app:
• Open Settings → Plugins → Add MCP server.
• Add a server named Orchard.
• Choose Streamable HTTP (not STDIO).
• Paste the URL below and leave the other fields blank. Only the name and URL are needed.
• Save the server, then select Restart in the top-right corner of the MCP server list.
• When orchard shows an Authenticate button, click it and sign in with Google to finish connecting.

2

Open any Codex project, type /mcp, and confirm orchard is connected.

3

Done. Build whatever you want!

Add this URL

Remote MCP server URL

1

In Antigravity:
• Open Settings → Customizations → Installed MCP Servers and click Open MCP Config.
• Open mcp_config.json.
• Add the Orchard setup below and save the file. Keep any other MCP servers already in the file.

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Back in Antigravity, click Refresh. On orchard, click Authenticate, complete the Google sign-in in your browser, copy the authorization code, paste it back into Antigravity, and click Submit.

3

Done. Build whatever you want!

Add Orchard to Antigravity's shared MCP configuration

~/.gemini/config/mcp_config.json

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