Yes. Fellow is available officially as a ChatGPT plugin. You can install it from the directory without enabling Developer Mode or entering a custom MCP server URL. Installation and use may depend on your ChatGPT plan, region, role, and workspace settings.

There are two categories of actions. On the read side, Fellow can search meetings by topic across transcripts, notes, summaries, and calendar event data; retrieve a specific meeting's summary (including decisions and AI-suggested action items), full transcript, and participant list; return accepted action items filtered by assignee, status, date, or topic; read an existing meeting agenda; and find and read saved agenda templates by title. A ChatGPT-specific interactive display tool lets you browse search results visually. On the write side, you can ask Fellow to add talking points, notes, and follow-ups to meeting agendas without leaving the chat.

Yes. Fellow's meeting-search tool searches transcripts, notes, summaries, and calendar event titles and metadata. Try asking: "@Fellow.ai What should I know about the Q2 marketing campaign from the team meeting?" When you want to browse the results, ChatGPT can display them in an interactive meeting view so you can select the meeting you want without scanning a long list.

Yes. Tell ChatGPT what you want to add and which meeting it belongs to. For example: "@Fellow.ai Add a talking point about the new product features to my next 1on1 with Jared." Fellow writes the talking point to that meeting's agenda in your workspace. You can use the same approach to add notes or follow-ups. You can also ask Fellow to read an existing agenda or find a saved template before deciding what to add.

No. Fellow.ai's Plugin Directory listing provides a direct install path. You do not need to enter a custom MCP server URL or turn on Developer Mode. Authorization and applicable workspace settings may still be required after connecting.