Search Cloud Recordings With ChatGPT and Check the Source
Connect VoxStudio Cloud MCP to a supported assistant, ask about cloud sessions and check source passages.
By David, Product Specialist at VoxStudio · · 4 min read
Key takeaways
- Choose Cloud MCP for your cloud sessions.
- Review the requested permissions before authorizing.
- Open source passages and verify the original context.
Connect your cloud library
In VoxStudio Web settings, open Cloud MCP and follow the current ChatGPT or Codex instructions. Review requested permissions and authorize the connection to the correct VoxStudio account. Setup can vary with the client and its version.
Ask and check the sources
Ask a focused question about a cloud session and request source passages. Open the cited transcript and replay the source when needed. An AI answer or citation can be incomplete or wrong.
Cloud MCP and Mac MCP
Cloud MCP accesses cloud sessions and does not require the Mac app to stay open. The separate Mac MCP server serves a local library to compatible clients on the same Mac. The assistant receives evidence needed to answer, and the chosen services may charge separately.
Disconnect when finished
Use the connection or app management controls in your assistant and your account to remove access. The exact controls depend on the client; check that the connection is removed and follow the current service instructions for revoking authorization.
FAQ
Does Cloud MCP require my Mac app to be running?
No. It connects to cloud sessions; the Mac MCP server is a separate local workflow.
Does a citation guarantee an answer is correct?
No. Read the source passage and surrounding context, and replay the recording when appropriate.
Explore the Mac workflows
Bring cloud recordings into your workflow.
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David — David works on the VoxStudio product team and spends most days inside the video editor, turning real customer workflows into faster ones.