join-meeting

Let any AI agent join and participate in video meetings via voice.

An AgentCall skill that enables AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, Windsurf, Junie, and 30+ more) to join Google Meet, Zoom, and Microsoft Teams as a bot with voice conversation, visual avatar, screenshare, and real-time transcription.

Your AI agent joins a meeting as a participant and can:

• Talk — respond via text-to-speech (54 voices, 9 languages, <1s latency)
• Listen — receive real-time transcripts of what participants say
• See — take screenshots of shared screens, slides, presentations
• Show — display an animated avatar as the bot's camera feed
• Present — screenshare URLs, dashboards, slides dynamically during the call
• Chat — send and receive meeting chat messages
• Collaborate — use GetSun voice intelligence for natural multi-party conversations

The agent keeps its full session context — it can search code, edit files, run commands, and commit changes while talking in the meeting. The meeting is just another I/O channel.

This is a skill, not a standalone app — it runs on top of a coding agent. You'll need:

1. A coding agent — one of:
   • Claude Code (Anthropic)
   • OpenClaw
   • Cursor 2.5+
   • OpenAI Codex CLI
   • Gemini CLI
   • Windsurf (Cascade)
   • GitHub Copilot (JetBrains / VS Code)
   • Junie
2. Python 3.10+ or Node.js 18+
3. Dependencies: pip install aiohttp websockets (Python) or npm install ws (Node.js)
4. An AgentCall account — free, and the agent can create it for you. On first run with no key, the skill registers you via a one-time email code (or paste an existing key from https://app.agentcall.dev/api-keys). New accounts include free trial credits.

Pick your agent. For anything not listed, see From GitHub (any agent).

/plugin marketplace add pattern-ai-labs/agentcall
/plugin install join-meeting@agentcall

openclaw skills install join-meeting

Use /add-plugin in the editor, or browse cursor.com/marketplace.

Drop the skill into ~/.codex/skills/, or run $skill-installer from your Codex session. (SKILL.md is read directly.)

gemini extensions install https://github.com/pattern-ai-labs/agentcall

(Run from your terminal, not from inside the interactive CLI.)

git clone https://github.com/pattern-ai-labs/agentcall.git

Then point your agent at agentcall/SKILL.md (the open Agent Skills standard, supported by 30+ frameworks):

• Windsurf — drop folder into .windsurf/skills/
• GitHub Copilot (JetBrains) — reference from ~/.copilot/agents/*.agent.md
• Junie — npx skills add pattern-ai-labs/agentcall --agent junie
• Claude Code (single-session, no install) — drop folder into .claude/skills/

Tell your agent: "Join this meeting: https://meet.google.com/abc-def-ghi"

• VAD gap buffering — combines fragmented transcripts into complete utterances
• Barge-in prevention — waits for silence before speaking
• Auto-interruption — detects when someone talks over the bot (webpage modes)
• Sentence tracking — knows which sentence was interrupted and when
• WebSocket reconnection — auto-reconnects on network blips with call status check
• Crash recovery — reconnects to active calls after agent restart
• 7 built-in templates — pattern, orb, ring, avatar, dashboard, blank, voice-agent
• Screenshots — capture what's on screen at any time
• Chat I/O — send URLs, code, text that's hard to speak
• API key persistence — saved to ~/.agentcall/config.json, asked once

Works with any agent that can spawn a subprocess and read stdout:

The skill's scripts make outbound connections to these endpoints only:

https://app.agentcall.dev appears only as a link for you to create or manage keys — the scripts never call it. The API base can be overridden with the AGENTCALL_API_URL environment variable (or api_url in the config file).

Credentials: one AgentCall API key (ak_ac_…), read from the AGENTCALL_API_KEY environment variable or the api_key field of ~/.agentcall/config.json. It is sent only to api.agentcall.dev — as an Authorization header, and as an api_key query parameter on the WebSocket connection. No other credentials, environment variables, or files are read.

Local files: ~/.agentcall/config.json (API key, optional api_url; written by register.*, merging existing fields) and ~/.agentcall/update-check.json (version-check cache).

Install behaviour: no install or postinstall scripts and no downloaded binaries. scripts/run.sh uses an existing Python or Node runtime; if dependencies are missing it prints the pip install / npm install command for you to run rather than running it.

Meeting data: the bot is a visible, named participant. Meeting audio and transcripts stream through api.agentcall.dev in real time and are not permanently stored — see the Privacy Policy.

• SKILL.md — Complete reference (modes, events, commands, patterns, Claude Code integration)
• examples/ — 8 working examples (notetakers, support agent, meeting assistants, coding companion, ElevenLabs voice)
• references/ — API reference + guides (collaborative mode, interruption handling, crash recovery, screenshare)

Base plan: 6 hours of meeting time, 1 concurrent call. All features included. Paid: per-minute billing. See agentcall.dev for details.

MIT — use, modify, redistribute freely.

Built by AgentCall (Pattern AI Labs)