Downloads

1. Download MeetingEar-Setup-0.1.0.exe from Downloads. For now the link opens a Google Drive share for the firm, so sign in with the Google account it was shared with.
2. Run it. SmartScreen shows "unknown publisher" once because the build is not code-signed; choose More info, Run anyway.
3. Windows 10 or 11 with Edge WebView2 (present on Windows 11).

unzip meeting-ear-local-app.zip
cd meeting-ear
pip install -e core
meetingear devices
meetingear config mic="<your mic name>" engine=claude-code
meetingear serve --open

Python 3.11 or newer. On a GPU machine also pip install nvidia-cublas-cu12 nvidia-cudnn-cu12. Claude Code installed and logged in for the claude-code engine, or meetingear config engine=api --api-key sk-ant-....

The page is at http://127.0.0.1:8771/. The compact strip is at /compact.

1. Download meeting-ear-claude-code-plugin.zip and unzip it somewhere permanent, for example C:\tools\meeting-ear.
2. The listener needs Python 3.11 or newer with pip install faster-whisper pyaudiowpatch numpy mcp. For the connector sync tool also unzip the local app package and pip install -e core.
3. Load the plugin for a session:

claude --plugin-dir C:\tools\meeting-ear\meeting-ear

Or add it permanently: claude plugin marketplace add C:\tools\meeting-ear then claude plugin install meeting-ear.

4. In /config, set the plugin options: the briefs folder and your microphone name.

1. Python 3.11 or newer on the PC, with pip install mcp faster-whisper pyaudiowpatch numpy.
2. Download meeting-ear-claude-desktop.mcpb and double-click it, or drag it into Claude Desktop, Settings, Extensions.
3. In the extension settings, set the briefs folder and your microphone name.
4. Create a Project in Claude Desktop and paste the contents of the project instructions file from the docs into its instructions. That text is the operating procedure: when to speak, how to use the tools, what never to do.