Claude plugin: use PeerNotes from Claude

The PeerNotes plugin connects Claude to your workspace. It works in Claude Code and Claude Cowork. The plugin does two jobs:

Ask Claude about your workspace. Anyone on the team can search, read, and ask questions about PeerNotes content. Claude can also create, edit, and comment on it for you.
Keep the team workspace filled. One person on the team, the sync admin, sets up scheduled syncs. The syncs import meeting transcripts, daily GitHub code summaries, and documents from your other tools into PeerNotes.

“What did we decide about pricing? Check PeerNotes.” — Read 6 notes and 3 meeting transcripts from your workspace. You agreed on two tiers…

The plugin is open source at github.com/Obtainable-ai/agent-plugins.

Install the plugin

Claude Code
Claude Cowork

Add the Obtainable marketplace

You only need to do this once.

claude plugin marketplace add obtainable-ai/agent-plugins

Install the plugin

claude plugin install peernotes@obtainable

Run /mcp in Claude Code, choose Peernotes, and sign in with your PeerNotes account. There are no API keys or config files to edit.

Add the plugin

Add the obtainable-ai/agent-plugins marketplace in Cowork, then install the peernotes plugin.

Open Settings → Connectors → Peernotes plugin and sign in to Peernotes with your PeerNotes account.

The plugin offers several connectors. Only Peernotes is required. Sign in to the others only if your team’s syncs use them. See Connectors.

Roll out to your whole company

An admin can turn the plugin on for everyone through Claude Code managed settings. Open claude.ai admin → Claude Code → Managed settings, or use your MDM, and add:

{
  "extraKnownMarketplaces": {
    "obtainable": {
      "source": { "source": "github", "repo": "obtainable-ai/agent-plugins" }
    }
  },
  "enabledPlugins": {
    "peernotes@obtainable": true
  }
}

Ask Claude about your workspace

The peernotes skill lets Claude work with your PeerNotes content. Ask in plain language:

“Search PeerNotes for what we know about onboarding drop-off.”
“Show my latest notes.”
“Save this as a thought in PeerNotes.”
“Comment on the pricing note with these three questions.”

Claude only reaches the workspaces your PeerNotes account can already open. Access follows your account. If you leave a workspace, Claude loses access to it too.

Import data with scheduled syncs

The plugin can also schedule syncs that import content from your team’s other tools into PeerNotes. One person, the sync admin, sets them up by asking Claude: “Set up PeerNotes for my team.”

Sync	What it imports	Default schedule
Meeting notes	A transcript of every team meeting, from notetakers, Zoom, Teams, Slack huddles, shared folders, and email	Weekdays, about 6 pm
GitHub summaries	A daily digest per repository, plus a team engineering digest	Daily, about 8 am
Document sync	New and changed documents from Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive, and Notion	Daily, about 1 am

Each imported item becomes a source in your workspace. Syncs only read from your tools, skip private and sensitive content by default, and never create duplicates. See Scheduled syncs for setup, one-time backfills, managing schedules, and what syncs skip.

Connectors

Peernotes is the only required connector. The others are needed only for the scheduled syncs your team uses.

Connector	Used by
Peernotes	Everything (required)
Slack	Meeting notes: huddle canvases and recaps
Gmail, Google Calendar	Meeting notes: recap emails, meeting lookup
Google Drive	Meeting notes (transcript folders) and document sync
GitHub	GitHub summaries. Grant it access to the org’s private repos in GitHub.
Microsoft 365	Meeting notes (Outlook, Teams) and document sync (OneDrive, SharePoint). Needs one-time admin consent in Microsoft Entra.
Notion	Document sync
Zoom, Fireflies, Otter, Fathom, Gong, Read.ai, Granola, Dropbox	Meeting notes. Gong needs a paid seat, enabled by an admin.

In Cowork, Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive, and GitHub are standard connectors. Connect them once in Settings → Connectors, and the plugin uses them. The rest come with the plugin. Claude.ai connectors don’t carry over to Claude Code, so in Claude Code you sign in to each one with /mcp.

Scheduled syncs: import meetings, code, and documents on a schedule
Slack integration: ask PeerNotes directly from Slack
Other AI agents (MCP): connect Codex, Copilot, Cursor, and other agents
Peer Agent: PeerNotes’ own AI, inside the workspace
Sources: what synced meetings, digests, and documents become

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Claude plugin: use PeerNotes from Claude

Install the plugin

Roll out to your whole company

Ask Claude about your workspace

Import data with scheduled syncs

Connectors

​Install the plugin

​Roll out to your whole company

​Ask Claude about your workspace

​Import data with scheduled syncs

​Connectors

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Install the plugin

Roll out to your whole company

Ask Claude about your workspace

Import data with scheduled syncs

Connectors

Related