So now I can add Claude to a Google Meet call like another attendee. It listens and does the work you’d normally assign to someone afterward, during the call itself.

They just launched Claude Meetings, currently in beta for Team and Enterprise plans, with other video platforms promised later.

People can ask it questions aloud or in chat, and it answers in writing, touching their connected tools only after they approve.

For now, every spoken request makes Claude confirm who’s speaking before it acts.

It keeps transcripts, summaries and screen descriptions, not audio, on a meeting page that invited colleagues can edit.

By default it leaves a Google Meet call once someone from outside the organization joins. x.com/claudeai/status/2120973…