Leapcast

Starts or resumes post drafting for one explicit recorded date. Returns the run’s actual status; does not publish posts.

draft_studio_posts

Replaces one meeting or clip post’s full text and resets its approval to draft. Optional subject applies only to email posts. Does not publish the post.

edit_studio_post

Moves, cancels or restores one recurring date using its ORIGINAL series anchor, even after it moved. rescheduled requires start/end; active restores the series time; cancelled cancels only this date. This replaces the date override: omitted title inherits the series title and active/cancelled clear custom times. Other occurrence settings stay unchanged. Platform validates membership, authorization, draft/cancelled series and calendar revisions and notifies attendees.

update_meeting_occurrence

Ends the live session of a Leapcast meeting for everyone, as the host’s End button on the Leapcast website does. Participants are disconnected, the recording stops and the meeting’s notes and emails are produced. The meeting link stays valid for a new session. Only for a meeting the user explicitly asked to end.

end_meeting_for_everyone

App-only password entry. Uses the same authorization, billing and password rate limits as the website. Never submit passwords in chat.

join_live_meeting_with_password

Export a specific authorized transcript run in the platform’s redacted TXT format (the only supported export format). Includes platform timestamps, speaker labels and capture gaps. Returns at most 8000 Unicode code points; follow nextOffset and concatenate pages. Pages reflect the current authorized export, not a snapshot: restart after transcript changes. No artifact cache. Oversize upstream exports are rejected, not silently truncated.

export_meeting_transcript

Details for one Leapcast meeting: schedule, host, description, whether it is live, the latest session, and the user’s invite status.

get_meeting

AI summary of a Leapcast meeting: overview, key points, decisions and action items. Defaults to the latest session with a ready summary.

get_meeting_summary

Reads a Leapcast meeting transcript as timestamped speaker turns, in pages. Defaults to the latest ready transcript; use offset from nextOffset to continue.

get_meeting_transcript

Configuration of a Leapcast meeting room the user can manage or attend: agenda, invitees and their roles, recurrence, transcript settings.

get_room

Read the platform Notes capture policy for a specific meeting session: transcript retention and AI summary capture. This is not editable note text. Use the session’s provider sessionId from meeting results, not the local projection id.

get_session_capture

Emails invitations to a Leapcast meeting the user may invite to (its creator, a host or co-host, or a meeting manager), in whichever organization it belongs to. People already invited are skipped.

invite_to_meeting

Joins or starts a Leapcast meeting as the connected user, including instant meetings with nobody present yet. Uses the same access and waiting-room rules as the Leapcast website. The user appears as a participant and their time counts like any other participant. The companion plays supported meetings in chat and waits for host admission when required. If a password is required, enter it only in the companion; never ask for it in chat.

join_live_meeting

Sets a meeting or clip post’s review decision: approved (keep), rejected (drop), or draft (reset). Does not publish a post or approve clips or cards.

review_studio_post

Withdraws the connected user’s existing waiting-room request, using the same platform leave action.

leave_meeting_waiting_room

Reads the full meeting post drafts and approval states for a Studio run or recorded date. Clip posts are returned by list_meeting_clips instead. Does not publish posts.

list_studio_posts

Lists unscheduled instant Leapcast rooms the user belongs to in the active organization, newest first. Includes rooms that are no longer live so a failed join can be retried.

list_instant_meetings

Reads a meeting’s clips, meeting-clock ranges, render states, clip posts and pending suggestion request. Uses the named run or date, otherwise the latest recorded date. Does not generate clips or approve clips.

list_meeting_clips

Returns the connected user’s verified account identity (id, name, email), their Leapcast organizations and the active organization. Use this to resolve “me” or “my action items”; meeting organizers and speakers may be different people. If transcript speaker names are ambiguous, ask the user instead of guessing.

list_organizations

Lists meetings the user attended or hosted, newest first, with ids of their transcripts. Use days to bound the window and cursor to page.

list_past_meetings

Lists Leapcast meeting invitations the user has not answered yet.

list_meeting_invites

Lists the user’s Leapcast meeting recordings across all their organizations (recordings are not organization-scoped), newest first, with playback links. Filter by meeting or by title text.

list_recordings

List polls visible to the connected user in the meeting room. Requires write scope to open platform chat membership. Follow nextOffset until null; offsets reflect the current list, not a snapshot. Individual voter identities are not returned.

list_room_polls

Lists the user’s scheduled Leapcast meetings from now up to a number of days ahead, in the active organization. Includes join links. Each page is sorted by next occurrence, earliest first; continuation pages resume from later rooms and are not globally chronological across pages.

list_upcoming_meetings

What the connected user may control in a live Leapcast meeting: the waiting room, who is in the room with their ids and roles, recording state and the platform’s current permissions for this user. Read this before any host action so targets are named by exact id; it never changes anything.

get_meeting_host_state

Opens the Leapcast meeting workspace. The user can browse meetings, create an instant meeting, and join with media controls.

open_leapcast_app

Mutes the microphone or turns off the camera of named participants in a live Leapcast meeting, as the host controls on the Leapcast website do. They can turn it back on themselves. Use participantIds of people in the room and the sessionId from get_meeting_host_state.

moderate_participant_media

Reads a ten-minute, non-downloadable playback token for one ready clip. Playback credentials are app-only.

play_meeting_clip

Plays the recording of a Leapcast meeting, optionally from a moment. Pass the at timestamp and transcriptId from a search_transcript, search_meetings or get_meeting_transcript result to start where that was said.

play_recording

Read the existing room workspace plan, including editable topic notes and the legacy agenda. A legacy room can have a null plan and a non-null agenda; this tool does not synthesize a plan. Existing platform room-read authorization applies. Returns the complete plan, with an explicit error instead of truncation if the projected result exceeds 1 MiB.

read_meeting_plan

Read authorized meeting room chat as the connected user. Requires write scope because opening chat may provision membership. Returns text only: attachments, rich-text link targets, metadata and flagged content are withheld; text is limited to 4000 characters per message. Follow nextCursor for older messages. Chat is room-wide, not session-specific.

read_room_chat

Revalidates the connected user’s existing meeting capability. Does not join again or grant publication rights from role labels.

refresh_live_meeting_capability

Removes one person from a live Leapcast meeting, as the host controls on the Leapcast website do. They are disconnected and cannot re-enter this session. Use the participantId of someone in the room from get_meeting_host_state; never guess it.

remove_meeting_participant

Fully replace the room workspace plan and regenerate its agenda through the existing platform PUT. Include every section and topic to retain, with nullable ownerName and notes. Omitted topics and their notes are removed; empty arrays clear the plan. Maximum 50 sections and 100 total topics, notes 5000 characters per topic. Requires write scope and the platform’s creator, host/co-host, or manageAny permission. No automatic read, merge, version check, or concurrency guarantee; this replaces the plan present when the platform applies it. Session capture settings and saved transcripts are unaffected.

update_meeting_plan

Moves a one-off Leapcast meeting in the active organization to a new start and end time. Attendees are notified. Recurring meetings cannot be moved this way.

reschedule_meeting

Accepts, tentatively accepts or declines a pending Leapcast meeting invitation (see list_meeting_invites for participantId), and may email the host about the response.

respond_to_invite

Searches accessible meeting history in the active organization, newest sessions first. Default substring mode finds every case-insensitive phrase match, including older history; semantic mode returns ranked, permissioned transcript evidence (not exhaustive). Follow nextCursor even on empty pages. Keep query, mode and days unchanged when continuing. When failedRun is set, the returned cursor retries that run; pass skipFailedRun: true with that same cursor to deliberately skip only that run and continue older history.

search_meetings

Finds turns in a Leapcast meeting transcript that contain a phrase (case-insensitive substring match).

search_transcript

Send a text message to meeting participants (including external guests) as the connected user. Platform viewer/chat-lock permissions apply. Omit requestId to let the server create the message id. A supplied ULID and identical text use platform deduplication; the result returns requestId. After an uncertain outcome, read chat before retrying; reuse the same requestId and text if known. Never automatically retry without the same id.

send_room_chat

Starts recording the live session of a Leapcast meeting in the default gallery layout, as the host’s Record button on the Leapcast website does. Refuses when a recording is already running so no second file is produced. Everyone in the room is told they are being recorded.

start_meeting_recording