Meeting recorders and CRMs usually live apart, so 'what did we say to this account' means searching by participant and hoping. Accepting a deal id as a filter closes that gap at the API. The action-item tools are the other half worth having: an agent that can create an item with an assignee and a due date, then mark it complete later, turns a transcript into follow-through rather than a record.
Icecubes' endpoint over their meeting recorder. Fourteen tools in their current documentation; an older blog post lists five, so work from the docs.
- get_meetings — filtered by keyword, date range, participant, tag, personal or org scope, even a HubSpot deal id
- get_meeting, get_transcript, get_insights — one meeting's record, words and analysis by category
- search_meetings and query_meetings — search by content type and speaker, or ask a question across up to 15 meetings
- get_action_items, create_action_item, update_action_item — with assignee, due date and a completed flag
- get_notes and update_notes — the meeting's notes, editable
- get_contacts, get_tags, get_user
A bearer API key; OAuth resource metadata is also published. Transcription is unlimited on every plan and AI summaries are free; AI credits are the freemium limit.
Paste a URL, then authorize — add the endpoint to your client, then approve the OAuth consent screen