Meeting intelligence currently runs on Granola. I'd like to propose adding Fathom as a selectable alternative, so users can pick whichever meeting provider they already use. A lot of teams already run on Fathom (it auto-records and transcribes Zoom / Meet / Teams), and today they get no meeting intelligence in Dex unless they also adopt Granola.
I've built and run a working Fathom integration in my own vault for a few weeks: a remote claude.ai MCP connector (.claude/mcp/fathom.json, OAuth via /mcp) with /process-meetings reworked to pull on-demand. No Python server, no .env key, no background daemon, no local cache. The catch is that in my vault it currently replaces Granola, whereas for upstream the right move is to make the backend a choice: a meeting_intelligence.provider field in user-profile.yaml (granola | fathom | none), with Granola staying intact and the default, and /process-meetings plus onboarding branching on it.
Before I open a PR I wanted to align on the design: is a simple provider switch the direction you'd want, or a fuller abstraction layer, and what config shape do you prefer? If there's appetite for this, I'm happy to build it out.
Meeting intelligence currently runs on Granola. I'd like to propose adding Fathom as a selectable alternative, so users can pick whichever meeting provider they already use. A lot of teams already run on Fathom (it auto-records and transcribes Zoom / Meet / Teams), and today they get no meeting intelligence in Dex unless they also adopt Granola.
I've built and run a working Fathom integration in my own vault for a few weeks: a remote claude.ai MCP connector (
.claude/mcp/fathom.json, OAuth via/mcp) with/process-meetingsreworked to pull on-demand. No Python server, no.envkey, no background daemon, no local cache. The catch is that in my vault it currently replaces Granola, whereas for upstream the right move is to make the backend a choice: ameeting_intelligence.providerfield inuser-profile.yaml(granola | fathom | none), with Granola staying intact and the default, and/process-meetingsplus onboarding branching on it.Before I open a PR I wanted to align on the design: is a simple provider switch the direction you'd want, or a fuller abstraction layer, and what config shape do you prefer? If there's appetite for this, I'm happy to build it out.