Searching contacts and interactions is the obvious half; the useful half is that a conversation can end with a note saved against the right person, a new contact created, or someone added to a group — without switching apps. Everything runs against the hosted service over OAuth, so there is no local component and no key to store.
An MCP server for the Mesh personal-relationship app at me.sh, connected over OAuth. It answers questions about the people in your network by job title, company, location or keyword, retrieves past interactions and meetings, and reports numeric statistics about your contacts — and it can write back: new contacts, notes attached to a contact, and groups.
- Contacts found by job title, company, location or specific keywords, and full detail for one contact by ID
- Past interactions retrieved by various criteria, so "who have I emailed the most this year" is a query rather than a memory exercise
- Numerical statistics and percentages about your contacts — for example how many are based in a given city
- New contacts created with name, phone, email and more, and notes created against a specific contact
- Groups and lists retrieved, created, and updated by title or membership
- Notes retrieved within a date range, and meetings and events fetched for a date range
A Mesh account, authorised over OAuth. The supported path is in-app: Settings > Integrations > MCP Server offers one-click connections for ChatGPT, Claude and Smithery and walks you through the login flow. For anything else, point your agent at `https://mcp.me.sh/mcp` and let it complete the OAuth handshake. There is no local install and nothing to configure by hand.