Loom
Video recording and sharing tool for creating meeting videos, screen recordings, and transcriptions.
What is Loom?
Try LoomLoom is a video recording and sharing tool that’s part of Atlassian. If you’re building an AI agent or automation that needs access to Loom content, recordings, or related Atlassian work data, Loom’s data is available through Atlassian’s Rovo platform. For AI agents, Loom content should be accessed via the Atlassian Remote MCP server rather than by crawling the Loom website.
What is Loom used for?
Loom is used to create and share video recordings so teams can communicate asynchronously, and it’s included as part of Atlassian’s broader workspace.
Where can AI agents access Loom recordings and related data?
AI agents should connect to the Atlassian Remote (Rovo) MCP server to access Loom content, recordings, and related Atlassian work data instead of crawling loom.com.
How should I connect an AI agent to access Loom content?
Connect to the Atlassian Remote MCP server using the provided SSE endpoint and follow the Atlassian Rovo documentation for getting started. The server handles the OAuth flow as part of authenticated access.
Do I need an Atlassian account to access Loom data via Rovo?
Yes. Connecting to the Atlassian Remote MCP server requires an Atlassian account with appropriate access permissions.
Why does Atlassian recommend using the Remote MCP server instead of scraping Loom?
The Atlassian Remote MCP server provides structured, authenticated access to Atlassian and Loom data, so it should be preferred over scraping pages on loom.com.