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“What have I heardabout longevity?”

VO in your
AI assistant

Connect VO to Claude or ChatGPT and ask about the podcasts you heard. Answers quote what was said and link to the exact second on vo.fm.

The connector URL, if your assistant asks for one:

https://mcp.vo.fm/mcp

What have I heard about caffeine and sleep?

It came up in two episodes you heard this month.

In a sleep science interview you heard on the 12th, the guest said that caffeine late in the day can cut deep sleep even when you fall asleep easily. vo.fm, 41:08

In a running podcast on the 20th, you saved a moment where the coach suggests a last coffee about eight hours before bed. vo.fm, 18:32

An example answer. Yours quote your own listening, and each link plays that second on vo.fm.

01 / Assistants

Works with

One hosted connector, the same eight read-only tools and the same VO sign-in in every assistant. Nothing to install.

Claude

In the directory

VO is listed in Claude's connector directory. Add it from there and sign in, or add it by URL under Settings, Connectors.

ChatGPT

Developer mode

Works today through Developer mode on Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise and Edu, where you add VO with the connector URL. VO is not in ChatGPT's plugin directory yet.

Other assistants that support remote MCP servers with OAuth sign-in may work with the same URL. We write setup guides only for the two above.

02 / Use cases

What people ask

Your listening becomes something your assistant can search, quote and cite. Copy a prompt into a chat with VO switched on.

Recall what was said

You half remember a guest's point and want the exact words, not your memory of them.

“Search my VO listening for what was said about [topic]. Quote the three strongest moments word for word, each with the episode, the podcast and the link to the second. End by telling me which one to replay first.”

Recap my week

A week of commutes and runs, turned into the few ideas worth keeping.

“Recap my last week of listening in VO: which episodes I played, what I kept coming back to, and the two or three ideas worth remembering, each with a link to the moment.”

Share a moment

Something you saved deserves a friend's ear, with the link to the second.

“Pull the moments I saved in VO from the episode I listened to most recently and draft a short message I can send a friend, with links to the two best moments.”

Find an episode

You want more from a guest or a topic, and to know what you have not heard yet.

“Search the VO catalog for episodes where [guest] talks about [topic]. List the best three with the show and a vo.fm link, and tell me which ones I have already heard.”

03 / Tools

The tools

Eight tools, all read-only. None of them plays, saves, edits or deletes anything.

Search my listening memory

Read
search_memory

Search what you heard and what you saved by topic. Returns the matching moments, each with a link to the second it was said.

Digest of a listening period

Read
get_memory_digest

A digest of a listening window: every episode you played in it, with detail for the ones that mattered most.

List episodes I have listened to

Read
list_listening_history

Episodes you listened to, most recent first, with how much of each you heard and a link to resume.

List my saved moments

Read
list_saved_moments

The moments you saved, newest first, across everything or for one episode.

Get one episode, heard or not

Read
get_episode

The whole episode chapter by chapter, each marked heard or not yet heard, where to pick up, how much you heard, your saved moments and your listening notes.

Get the exact words I heard

Read
get_heard_transcript

The exact words of the parts of an episode you heard, with timestamps.

Search the VO catalog

Read
search_catalog

Search the public VO podcast catalog for an episode, show, guest or topic. The only tool that looks beyond your own listening.

Which VO account is connected

Read
whoami

The VO account this connection is signed in as, and whether it has any listening yet.

04 / Privacy

Access and privacy

Sign-in

OAuth, in your browser, with Google or your email. Your assistant never sees your password, and nothing is pasted into a chat. It receives a short-lived token that works only on the read-only connector tools.

Scope

Your own listening only: what you heard, the moments you saved, your listening notes, and the public VO catalog. Parts you did not hear come only as a chapter-by-chapter gist, never word for word, and never anyone else's listening.

Logging

We record that a tool was called, whether it worked and how long it took. We do not log what you asked, what the tools returned, or any episode text, note or saved-moment content.

The full detail is in our privacy policy, section 4.

05 / Help

Trouble signing in?

Most problems come down to the email you signed in with. If yours is not covered here, email contact@vo.fm.

My assistant finds nothing

Either the account is new, or you signed in with a different email from the one you use in the VO app. The connector matches you to your listening by email, and a new email starts a new, empty account. Ask your assistant which VO account it is connected to: it can tell you.

I signed in with the wrong email

Remove VO in your assistant's connector settings, add it again, and sign in with the email you use in the VO app. If you used Google, pick the Google account with that email.

I use Sign in with Apple in VO

Sign in with Apple is not available for the connector yet. Sign in with a Google account that has the same email as your VO account instead. If you chose Hide My Email when you signed up, email contact@vo.fm and we will help you link the connector to your account.

Do I need a VO account first?

No. The first time you connect, a free VO account is created from the email you sign in with. It starts empty: download the VO app, sign in with that same email and listen to an episode, and your assistant can recall it straight away.

The sign-in page shows an error

Close it and connect again from your assistant. If it keeps failing, email contact@vo.fm with the time it happened and the assistant you used.

How do I disconnect?

Remove VO in your assistant's connector settings. The access token is short-lived and expires on its own. To have the authorization revoked on our side, or to delete an account created through the connector, email contact@vo.fm.

What does VO log?

For each connector request we log whether sign-in succeeded, which tool was called, whether it worked, how long it took, and the name and version of the assistant. We do not log what you asked, what the tools returned, or any episode text, note or saved-moment content. Details are in section 4 of our privacy policy.

Support and privacy

Questions or trouble connecting? Write to us. Our privacy policy explains how connector data is handled, in section 4.

contact@vo.fm