Agents that list the toolset meeting can attend Google Meet, Zoom (web client) and Microsoft Teams calls as a named guest and take notes. Ask "join https://meet.google.com/abc-defg-hij and note the decisions", or schedule it: "every weekday at 9:55, join my standup at " becomes a schedule whose prompt calls meeting_join.

agents:
  habakkuk:
    toolsets: [core, memory, skills, schedule, meeting]
meeting:                          # all optional
  name: Habakkuk (notetaker)      # display name in the call
  announce: true                  # post "<name> has joined to take notes." in the meeting chat
  max_duration: 3h                # longest stay, and the default limit
  lobby_timeout: 15m              # give up when nobody lets Habakkuk in
  alone_timeout: 10m              # leave after being the only one in the call this long
  headless: true
  summary_model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-5-5  # default: the agent's own model

meeting_join(url, name?, duration_limit?, notes_prompt?) returns at once; the attendance runs under habakkuk serve as a durable job. Habakkuk opens a Chrome of its own (the browser section's path, allow_private and blocked_urls apply) with a fresh profile, enters its name, turns the microphone and camera off (they are fake devices sending silence and a black picture anyway), joins or asks to join, and waits in the lobby. Once in, it turns on the platform's live captions and reads them from the page into a transcript. When the call ends, the time limit passes, everyone else leaves, or you say meeting_leave (or habakkuk meetings leave ID), it leaves and sends notes with a summary, decisions and action items to the chat that asked. meeting_status and meeting_transcript show progress; habakkuk meetings [list|show [-transcript] ID|leave ID] does the same from the terminal.

Limits: only meeting links of the three platforms are accepted; Habakkuk joins as a guest, so meetings that require a signed-in account or block guests refuse it; the page is read in English (--lang=en-US); Habakkuk does not speak in meetings and records no audio, so the transcript is only as good as the platform's captions, which the host may have turned off.

A Habakkuk that stops mid-meeting joins again when it restarts and appends to the same transcript; notes are written and sent once. Architecture: meetings has the details.

Meetings