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Connect GitHub Copilot to Fathom

GitHub Copilot reaches Fathom through one Flowplane address. You add Fathom once in Flowplane, add that address to GitHub Copilot, and sign in. Ask about your Fathom meetings with your AI assistant: find a call, read its summary or go through the transcript. Read-only.

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Tools
The app’s own set
Sign-in
Your own account
Approval, by default
Changes wait for you
MCP server
The app’s, passed through
  1. 1

    Add Fathom in Flowplane

    In the Flowplane console, add Fathom and sign in with your Fathom account. Nothing else is asked.

    Each person signs in with their own Fathom account, on Fathom’s own sign-in page, and the assistant sees the meetings that account can see. There is no key to paste. Flowplane keeps the sign-in sealed; the assistant never sees it.

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  2. 2

    Add Flowplane to GitHub Copilot

    Your address is shown in the Flowplane console; it looks like

    https://mcp.flowplane.eu/<your-label>

    1. In VS Code, open the command palette and run MCP: Add Server. Choose HTTP (HTTP or Server-Sent Events) and paste https://mcp.flowplane.eu/<your-label> (or add the block below to .vscode/mcp.json).
    2. Choose Authenticate, then sign in to Flowplane and allow VS Code.
    3. In Copilot Chat, switch to Agent mode.
    {
  "servers": {
    "flowplane": { "type": "http", "url": "https://mcp.flowplane.eu/<your-label>" }
  }
}

    Steps checked against the vendor’s documentation (Microsoft)

  3. 3

    Ask GitHub Copilot

    • “Summarise my call with Acme from last Tuesday.”
    • “What did we agree in this week’s team meetings?”
    • “In the transcript of yesterday’s sales call, what did the customer say about pricing?”
    • “Which meetings did I have with Lotte this month?”
What it can do

What GitHub Copilot can do in Fathom

Fathom records and summarises your video meetings. Through Flowplane an AI assistant can look up your meetings in Fathom and read their summaries and transcripts, so you can ask what was said or agreed without opening the recording. Fathom’s server only reads: it changes nothing in your Fathom account.

Fathom runs an official MCP server of its own, and Flowplane connects to it: the tools are Fathom’s, served by Fathom. Flowplane adds the sign-in, who may use it and an approval step in front, so anything that is not a read asks first.

FAQ

Questions

Can the assistant change anything in Fathom?
No. Fathom’s server only reads meetings, summaries and transcripts. Should it ever offer a tool that is not a read, that tool asks for your approval first.
Where do the tools come from?
From Fathom itself: Flowplane lists the tools Fathom’s MCP server offers, so when Fathom adds or changes one, that shows here too.
Does GitHub Copilot see the password or key for Fathom?
No. You sign in to Fathom through Flowplane, which keeps that sign-in sealed. GitHub Copilot only gets a Flowplane sign-in for you, which you can revoke in the console.
Can GitHub Copilot change things in Fathom without asking?
Not by default: reads are allowed and anything that changes something in Fathom waits for your approval. Your workspace’s rules can make that stricter or looser.
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