The read-only Egleze MCP connection is live. AI assistants, developers and researchers can search verified podcast moments and episode summaries with canonical links back to Egleze. Podcaster and rights-holder submissions remain in development.
Bring the moments you care about straight to the Egleze desk — with your titles, your framing, and a link back to your full episode. The main reason we are building this.
See how it works ↓Use the public ChatGPT app or connect a compatible MCP client to Egleze’s verified, source-linked record.
Connection details ↓When the dashboard opens, bringing your show to Egleze will take minutes. Share your episode, and we take it from there — surfacing the moments worth hearing and sending new audiences back to you.
Upload the MP4, with a title and a short description. That is all we need to begin.
A transcript helps us move faster. Suggesting specific moments is welcome too — but optional.
No transcript? We transcribe and prepare your episode for you.
Our desk reviews what you send — and may surface other moments from your show worth sharing.
Published with your name, your show and a link to the full episode.
You suggest. We decide. Flagging moments is optional, and the ones you flag are suggestions, not instructions. Our editorial desk reviews everything you send, decides what runs, and may also surface other moments from your show worth sharing. What publishes is always an editorial decision — the same standard we hold for everything on Egleze.
Your moments, your titles, your framing. Every clip carries your show's name and a path back to the full episode.
Because you grant the rights to your own material, moments from your show can run beyond the short excerpts we use elsewhere — the length is yours to set.
A single moment can send new listeners to a three-hour conversation they would never have found. We are here to make your work matter more, not to replace it.
Instead of waiting for us to find a moment, you bring your strongest ones forward — straight to the desk, ready to be considered.
Egleze is built to preserve provenance. Published results identify the speaker and show and link back so anyone can hear the source in context. When you feed your show in, source attribution is part of the editorial record from the start.
Egleze’s read-only MCP server exposes structured, attributed podcast reporting to compatible AI assistants. Every result points back to a canonical Egleze record so the source trail remains visible.
Server com.egleze/mcp Endpoint https://egleze-mcp-server.onrender.com/mcp Access Read-only
Search verified podcast moments or browse the latest Egleze stories.
List Egleze’s categories and shows, then retrieve episode summaries.
Results include source-aware wording and canonical links back to Egleze.
Available now. Install the public Egleze app in ChatGPT, or use the endpoint above with a compatible MCP client. Availability and approval prompts are controlled by each client.
Egleze (from the Greek ekklisía, the citizens' assembly) is an editorial newsroom for independent podcasts. We surface the moments that matter, credit the people who said them, and send audiences back to the source. People decide what runs — for substance, not for engagement. Built in Europe, under strong privacy norms: we work with moments and their sources, never with profiles of the people reading them.
The MCP connection for AI tools is already live. Podcasters and rights holders can join this list for the separate submission workflow that is still in development.
Yes — the read-only Egleze MCP connection is live, listed in the Official MCP Registry and publicly available as an Egleze app in ChatGPT. The separate podcaster submission dashboard is still in development.
No. Every moment you send is a suggestion. Our editors review each one and decide what runs, the same way we judge everything on Egleze. We are the ones who choose what publishes — your clips put your best moments in front of us.
No — that part is optional. All we really need is your episode, a title and a description, and a transcript if you have one. You are welcome to flag the moments you would love surfaced, and our editors may also find others in your show worth sharing.
Yes, when you choose. Because you grant the rights to your own material, moments from your show can run longer than the brief excerpts we use elsewhere. The length is yours to set.
Accepted moments identify the speaker and show and link to the full episode. Sending audiences back to the source is the whole point.
Nothing to bring your show in. This is a way to reach new audiences with your work and its source context intact.