Building MCP-powered meeting automation in SuperIntern – what would you connect?
We’re currently building a new capability in SuperIntern:
turning real meeting conversations into MCP-powered automation.
The idea is simple:
SuperIntern listens to the meeting, understands what people say, and then uses Model Context Protocol (MCP) to orchestrate other tools and agents.
Think “an agent that runs other agents,” triggered directly by your meetings.
We’re still in development / prototyping, and I’d love feedback and ideas while we’re building this.
A few example directions:
Creating tasks in project tools when someone says “I’ll take this”
Updating specs/docs when the team agrees on changes live
Posting structured recaps + next steps into Slack or email
Kicking off dev workflows once an implementation is approved
👉 If you could plug in any MCP tools, what would you connect – and what would you have SuperIntern automate first?
Would really appreciate your thoughts, wild ideas, and “this would actually save my life” workflows 🙏
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I love this direction. If it were up to me, I'd connect MCP straight into Jira and Notion first. If SuperIntern could auto-create clean tasks and update product docs right as decisions happen, that would genuinely save me hours every week.
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@delphia_phy
Delphia, thank you — totally agree, Jira + Notion is such a powerful combo for this. Auto-creating clean tickets and keeping product docs in sync as decisions happen is exactly the workflow we want to showcase in our first MCP demos, so I’ll definitely try building a prototype around that.
Today, SuperIntern already joins (or stays “invisible”), captures your meetings in real time, and produces structured notes + next steps you can drop into tools like Jira/Notion — it’s not automated yet, but it already does most of the heavy lifting on the meeting side.
If you have a chance to play with it, I’d really appreciate your feedback on what would make the Jira/Notion automation feel truly “hands-off” for you 🙌