8 posts tagged with "integrations"

We've updated the Carbon Voice MCP server with a big batch of new capabilities, which means you can use Claude and ChatGPT to do more with Carbon Voice than ever before.

If you've already connected Carbon Voice to Claude or ChatGPT, the new capabilities are there automatically, with nothing to install or update. If you haven't connected yet, follow the setup instructions for Claude or ChatGPT, and you'll have all of it from the start.

You can now connect ChatGPT to Carbon Voice. Capture a voice memo on the go, then open ChatGPT and ask it to "turn my last voice memo into a blog post." Or turn a whole conversation into structured documentation: "Turn our conversation 'Acme Investment' into an investment memo."

If you use Carbon Voice alongside an AI assistant like Claude or Cursor, you can now ask those tools to analyze and synthesize your conversations and voice memos directly. No copy-pasting, no exporting — just context.

Recording a voice memo can now kick off a Zapier workflow — a new trigger alongside the existing ones for new messages in conversations, new AI results, and new labels on messages.

Whether it started as a team discussion, a voice memo on the go, or a brainstorm, the Google Slides add-on takes you from idea to a draft presentation.

Two new ways to get at your voice memos and conversations from the tools you're already in: Slack and Google Sheets.

Let Carbon Voice write your first draft. AI Actions let you speak an idea and get structured text back, from a voice memo or from any message in a conversation. There are hundreds of possibilities — here are nine our own team keeps coming back to.

AI Actions turn any voice memo or message into something you can use: an email, a to-do list, a blog post, a sales summary, a bug report. Capture with voice, structure with AI.