Draft where you already work
Ask your assistant for a first deck draft in SlideTell from notes you already have — then review and refine it yourself, exactly as with SlideTell AI today.
Platform roadmap · In development
An agent-ready
platform.
MCP — the Model Context Protocol — is an open standard that lets AI assistants and agents work with your tools directly. Mini Tech is being built so that, when you choose to connect one, your assistant can work with SlideTell and DoneBrief on your behalf — under the same account, permissions and limits as you.
What it will mean
Your tools, reachable by your assistant.
File the follow-ups
Let an agent turn meeting outcomes into DoneBrief follow-ups for your review, so the next move is waiting instead of lost.
One account, same rules
Agents act through your Mini Tech account: your entitlements, your approvals and your AI allowances apply — never a side door.
The foundation already runs in production.
Agent access is a roadmap item; the platform underneath it is not. Mini Tech already operates one shared account and identity across products, platform-level entitlements, and an AI gateway that enforces per-user budgets and daily limits on every AI request. MCP support is the next interface onto that same, governed platform.
- One identity across SlideTell and DoneBrief — live
- Platform-enforced AI budgets and limits — live
- MCP endpoints for agents — planned
Want early access when it ships?
Contact Mini TechTell us how you would use agents with SlideTell or DoneBrief. It shapes what we build first.
No dates yet, on purpose. "Soon" on this site means in development — not shipped. This page will change when it ships.