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What Kamo's local MCP server can read, and how to connect it to Claude Code today.
3 min · Written for Kamo 0.1.0
What it does
Kamo ships a local, read-only MCP server. Once connected, Claude Code (or any MCP client) can list and search your recordings, and read the transcript, the click timeline, the zooms and a screenshot at any moment. It can't change or delete anything, and it has no network access.
| Tool | What it returns |
|---|---|
list_recordings |
Your recordings, newest first |
search_recordings |
Matches in names and transcripts, with a timestamp |
get_recording |
Everything about one recording: duration, trim, zooms, style, tracks |
get_transcript |
The timed transcript, all of it or a range |
get_click_timeline |
Clicks and zooms with time and position |
get_frame |
The screenshot closest to a moment |
list_playlists / get_playlist |
Your playlists and their recordings |
Transcripts need the transcription pack, which isn't out yet. Without it, search covers recording names, and clicks, zooms and screenshots work normally.
Connect it today
The @kamo/mcp package isn't on npm yet, so for now the server runs from the source code. You need Node.js 24 and pnpm:
git clone https://github.com/dssiqueira/kamo && cd kamo
pnpm install && pnpm --filter @kamo/mcp build
claude mcp add kamo -- node "<path to kamo>/apps/mcp/dist/cli.js" --dir "C:\Users\<you>\Kamo\projects"
Other MCP clients use the same node command and arguments in their JSON config.
Once the package is published, it will be one line: claude mcp add kamo -- npx -y @kamo/mcp --dir ~/Kamo. Follow it on the roadmap.
What to ask
See the MCP page and our ready-made prompts.
