Google Meet MCP: The Future of Virtual Meetings

While the industry is abuzz with what might be coming with Google Meet MCP, tl;dv is already delivering many of those benefits today. It’s an AI meeting assistant that acts like the real-world MVP of what MCP is promising to be: smarter meetings, less manual work, and AI that actually understands context. 

You need only look at some of tl;dv’s features to understand the comparisons to MCP. Let’s take a look at three big ones, and then consider the future:

1. Automatically filling out CRMs
2. Multi-meeting intelligence and speaker analytics
3. Scheduling recurring reports
4. Ongoing innovation

1. Automatically Filling Out CRMs

tl;dv records, transcribes, and summarizes your virtual meetings, and it can sync these summaries and notes automatically with over 5,000 third-party tools, including deep integrations with CRMs. 

If we take sales as an example, this means that your reps don’t have to manually fill out customer information after each and every sales call. Instead, they can focus on the conversation and move swiftly onto the next one while the AI updates the CRM on their behalf. 

tl;dv provides custom meeting note templates so you can arrange your meeting notes in any way that you wish. These can be customized for different types of calls. For example, a sales call might be summarized in one format, while a candidate interview will likely utilize an entirely different format. You get the power to choose how the AI takes notes for you.

2. Multi-Meeting Intelligence and Speaker Analytics

tl;dv’s conversational intelligence is next level. Its AI is context-aware, with memory extending back through all your meetings. If you have a specific moment to find across all your meetings, you can talk to the tl;dv chatbot to quickly locate it. Even better, you can use the chatbot to analyze multiple calls at once, identifying patterns and trends that could be key to improving your business strategies.

This is a fantastic way to implement continuous sales training as reps can self-coach with AI guidance. There’s also a speaker analytics dashboard which covers averages like monologue length, filler words used, and talk-to-listen ratios. These can be compared to sales playbooks so reps can see where they need to improve. It’s also a place for sales managers to track whether reps are sticking to their sales scripts, with scorecards and even AI objection handling tips thrown into the mix.

3. Scheduling Recurring Reports

With tl;dv, you can schedule recurring reports to receive frequent updates straight to your inbox. Let’s say you want to receive weekly summaries from all your customer success team’s calls, especially highlighting those that talk about competitors. It’s as simple as selecting a few filters and then you’re away. Each and every week, tl;dv’s AI will send you reports about the specific topics you asked for across the specific meetings you want included. 

This is exactly how Google Meet with MCP will work. The only difference is tl;dv allows you to get started now, whereas Google’s potential MCP inclusion might take months, years, or it might not come at all. Sure, you can build one yourself if you have the time and resources, but you’ll also be missing out on calls from MS Teams or Zoom, which tl;dv also covers.

To put it simply, tl;dv is the early-access version of MCP you can actually use right now. It gives you a powerful, user-friendly interface, works across the meeting platforms you already use, and skips the usual AI-hype fluff. It just works—and it works today.

Ongoing Innovation: What Does the Future Have in Store for MCP and tl;dv?

While the giants are still testing the waters, tl;dv is out there building the boat, navigating the ocean, and sketching blueprints for the next vessel. tl;dv isn’t just reacting to where the market is going, it’s anticipating it. In fact, while MCP was only made open source a few months ago, tl;dv’s MCP-like features have been around for over a year. 

Whether it’s adding new cutting-edge features, improving transcription accuracy across languages, or designing smarter search and tagging workflows, tl;dv is moving fast. And while tools like Google Meet might eventually bring in MCP-style functionality, tl;dv will already be miles ahead, refining and expanding on what’s possible. Think of it less like “keeping up” and more like setting the standard.

So, for teams that want to lead rather than follow, don’t wait for Google Meet MCP. Take action and get started with tl;dv; it includes unlimited recordings, transcriptions, and summaries for free, and it takes about two minutes to create an account. There’s no reason not to give it a go.