Anyone using AI meeting data as long-term memory for agents?

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Summary

The author discusses using Bluedot's AI meeting data as long-term memory for agents via Claude MCP integration, enabling querying of historical meeting transcripts and action items.

I’ve been using Bluedot for meetings lately and the interesting part isn’t really the summaries anymore. It’s having transcripts, action items, recordings, and searchable meeting history all in one place. The new Claude MCP integration made it way more useful because now I can actually query old meetings inside Claude instead of digging through folders manually. Are you treating meeting data like memory/context for agents, or still mostly using AI meeting tools just for notes?
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