Event content is now programmable

We built Snapsight to capture what happens at events. Every session is transcribed, summarized, translated, and delivered in real time. Hundreds of events and millions of words later, our customers kept asking the same thing:

“This data is great. But how do I actually use it?”

Fair question. Summaries in a dashboard are useful, but they are still locked behind a login. Still copy-paste. Still manual. In a world where every team works with AI every day, that is not good enough.

So we fixed it.

What we are launching

Starting today, Snapsight connects directly to your AI tools via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that enables AI assistants to interact with external data sources.

In plain terms: you open Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor; ask a question about your event, and the AI pulls the real data from Snapsight to answer it. Transcripts, summaries, speaker quotes, key takeaways, theme analysis – all of it. No exports, no file uploads, no middleman.

Think of it as giving your AI tools a direct line to everything that was said at your event.

Your AI assistant can now pull session transcripts, query speaker data, retrieve key takeaways, explore theme clusters, and generate content grounded in what was actually said at your event. All through natural conversation.

What you can do with it

The common thread is simple: you are not asking AI to make things up. You are asking it to work with what actually happened at your event. That is a fundamental difference.

Why this matters

Events produce incredible content. Days of talks, panels, keynotes, and workshops. Speakers share insights that people fly thousands of miles. And then, within a week, most of it is gone. Buried in recordings no one rewatches.

We have always believed event content should be treated as the primary output, not a byproduct. MCP makes that real. Your event data stops being something that sits in a dashboard and starts being something your entire team can build on, from whatever tool they already use.

Your marketing lead opens Claude and asks for a LinkedIn thread from the keynote. Your content team generates a 10-page report in ChatGPT with real speaker quotes pulled directly from session transcripts. Your CEO gets an executive briefing before the flight home. Same event data, every context where your team actually works. That is what programmable event content looks like in practice.

Event content should not be a recording. It should be a resource.

Works with the tools you already use

Snapsight MCP works with Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, and any other AI client that supports MCP. Setup takes under two minutes. One URL, one authentication step, and you are connected.

Security is enterprise-grade: OAuth 2.0, SSO/SAML, EU or US data residency, and SOC 2 Type II compliance, and we never train on your data.

What comes next

This is the foundation. We are already building on it:

• Write operations so your AI can push content back, not just read it
• Brand intelligence so that generated content stays on-brand automatically
• Real-time streaming so your AI tools can create content while the event is still running

We are building toward a future where running an event and creating content from it are the same thing. Not sequential steps. One continuous process.

If you are an event organizer sitting on hundreds of hours of session content that nobody is using, or a content team spending weeks writing recaps that could be generated in minutes, this is built for you. We are making event content accessible in the places where work actually happens. And it starts today.