Chui plugin

Chui records meetings on a phone, a watch, a computer or the web, then transcribes and summarises each one in the language it was held in. This plugin brings the same account into your assistant.

Search every meeting you recorded and quote what was said, read a meeting's summary or its transcript, ask about the people in your meetings and what is coming up on your calendar, and correct, share and organise meetings, people and settings in your own words. Nothing here can start a recording in a room — that needs a device with a microphone there; the one exception is a phone call placed through your own Chui number, which Chui records.

What is in it

Only a connection to Chui's hosted MCP server. No skills, hooks, commands or local code; nothing is installed or run on your machine.

File	For
`.mcp.json`	Claude Code and Grok Build (`type: http`)
`mcp.json`	Cursor (`type: streamable-http`)
`.claude-plugin/plugin.json`, `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json`	Claude Code
`.grok-plugin/plugin.json`	Grok Build
`.cursor-plugin/plugin.json`	Cursor
`plugin.json`	other agents that read the agent-plugins.org manifest

Install

Grok Build: /marketplace, find Chui, press i (once listed).
Claude Code: /plugin marketplace add generativechaos/chui-plugin, then /plugin install chui@chui. Or without the plugin: claude mcp add --transport http chui https://mcp.chui.io.
Cursor: from the Cursor marketplace (once listed), or add https://mcp.chui.io as an MCP server.
grok.com, claude.ai, ChatGPT: add https://mcp.chui.io as a custom connector. Step-by-step pages: https://chui.io/grok, https://chui.io/claude, https://chui.io/chatgpt. In claude.ai Chui is also listed in the Connectors Directory.

Network and credentials

Two addresses, both Chui's own, run by Generative Chaos LLC, the maker of Chui: https://mcp.chui.io, the MCP server, and https://api.chui.io, where your assistant registers and signs you in (/oauth/…, named by mcp.chui.io/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource). Nothing else is called.
Sign-in: OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration and PKCE (S256). Your assistant registers itself; the first call opens Chui's own page, where you sign in with Apple, Google or Microsoft, as in the Chui app. No API key, no secrets in this repo, nothing read from your machine.
What it can do: read and change your own Chui account, and, when you ask, act beyond it the way the app does: email meeting notes or a promised follow-up to the people in a meeting, post a summary or a to-do where you set them to go, share a meeting by a link, ring a phone through your Chui number, send a code to confirm a phone number or a work address, and invite a colleague into your company. Deleting a meeting, folding two people into one, and sending notes, a follow-up or an invitation to other people take two steps: Chui first names exactly what would happen, and it happens only after you agree. Re-sending an invitation already agreed to, a confirmation code you asked for, and a phone call you asked for go in one.

You need a Chui account; signing in creates one.