AgentCall

AgentCall, from Pattern AI Labs, lets your agent join a video meeting as a participant. Its join-meeting skill connects your agent to Google Meet, Microsoft Teams or Zoom (in beta) through the AgentCall service, so it can hear the conversation, answer by voice and show things on screen, while keeping its full session: it can still search code, edit files and run commands during the call. What you can do with it - Send your agent into a meeting with a link, as a named bot participant - Have it listen through real-time transcripts and reply by text-to-speech, either directly or with timing that suits group conversation - Give it an animated avatar as its camera, take screenshots of what's being shared, and screenshare a page, dashboard or slides - Send and read meeting chat for links, code and anything hard to say aloud - Use it as a note-taker, a support agent, a meeting assistant or a coding companion, following the maker's examples How it connects - Install the plugin in Claude Code from the agentcall marketplace (join-meeting@agentcall); the maker also documents Codex, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenClaw, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot and Junie. - It needs Python 3.10+ or Node.js 18+ and an AgentCall API key. On first run the skill can create a free account for you with a one-time email code; new accounts get trial credits. - The scripts only talk to api.agentcall.dev. In avatar and screenshare modes, an outbound tunnel lets the bot load a page served on your machine without opening an inbound port. Good to know - The bot is a visible, named participant. Meeting audio and transcripts stream through AgentCall in real time and, per the maker, aren't stored permanently. - The base plan includes 6 hours of meeting time and one call at a time; after that AgentCall bills per minute. - MIT licensed.