Webex Meetings
Reduces post-meeting friction by automating summary generation and follow-up scheduling, while providing granular access controls that satisfy enterprise sec…
Cisco's official Webex connector summarizes past meetings, schedules follow-ups, and answers attendance/detail questions, with explicit granular OAuth scopes.
- Ask Claude to summarize key decisions from your last three client meetings.
- Generate a follow-up meeting schedule based on action items discussed today.
- Find who attended the product review meeting and what time it occurred.
Reduces post-meeting friction by automating summary generation and follow-up scheduling, while providing granular access controls that satisfy enterprise security requirements without broad permission grants.
Engineering teams coordinating across distributed locations who need structured meeting records and automated scheduling without manual documentation overhead.
https://claude.com/connectors/webex-meetings
By Cisco
How to Get It
Once it’s connected, paste this into Claude:
Summarize key decisions from my last three client meetings
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Reviewer notes
Auto-scanned review. These are observations, not a security certification.
Official page (claude.com/connectors/webex-meetings) covers meeting summarization, scheduling, and attendance lookups. Cisco's developer docs (developer.webex.com/mcp/docs/meetings-mcp-server) confirm OAuth 2.0 Bearer-token auth with seven explicitly enumerated scopes (schedules_read/write, participants_read, summaries_read, recordings_read, transcripts_read, spark:mcp) — unusually clear scope documentation among this batch. GA/beta status isn't explicitly stated, though the docs nav references a broader 'Beta Program' for AI-in-Webex. Cisco is about as established as vendors get (NASDAQ: CSCO, decades of enterprise collaboration dominance). | Sentiment: no significant community signal found (search tools unavailable this session) | Ensemble: median of 13 independent doc+sentiment evaluations (official-coverage sweep 2026-07-23).
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- Read scopes include meeting recordings and transcripts — sensitive content, though cleanly separable. Status not explicitly marked GA. Sentiment search was unavailable this session (firecrawl out of credits, WebSearch budget already exhausted).
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Evaluation
Official page (claude.com/connectors/webex-meetings) covers meeting summarization, scheduling, and attendance lookups. Cisco's developer docs (developer.webex.com/mcp/docs/meetings-mcp-server) confirm OAuth 2.0 Bearer-token auth with seven explicitly enumerated scopes (schedules_read/write, participants_read, summaries_read, recordings_read, transcripts_read, spark:mcp) — unusually clear scope documentation among this batch. GA/beta status isn't explicitly stated, though the docs nav references a broader 'Beta Program' for AI-in-Webex. Cisco is about as established as vendors get (NASDAQ: CSCO, decades of enterprise collaboration dominance). | Sentiment: no significant community signal found (search tools unavailable this session) | Ensemble: median of 13 independent doc+sentiment evaluations (official-coverage sweep 2026-07-23).