GoogleMeetToolkit
GoogleMeetToolkit gives an agent tools to look up the Google Meet meetings of your account and read a meeting’s transcript. The agent decides when to use each tool during the conversation.
When to use it
- An assistant that summarises the week’s meetings.
- Pulling the agreed tasks out of a meeting’s transcript.
- Finding out which meetings in a period were recorded.
Configuration
You need a Google Meet credential, connected by signing in with your Google account. See Credentials.
| Field | What it does |
|---|---|
| Credential (required) | The Google Meet credential of the account whose meetings are looked up. |
| Token String | No need to fill it in: access comes from the credential. |
| Scopes | No need to fill it in: permissions come from the credential. |
Tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
get_meeting_list | Lists meetings between a start date and an end date. It can return only the recorded ones. |
get_meeting_transcription | Returns the text of a meeting’s transcript. |
Output
The BaseToolkit output is the set of tools. Connect it to an agent’s tools connector.
Example
A sales team wants a summary of its customer meetings.
- Add GoogleMeetToolkit with the salesperson’s Google Meet credential.
- Connect BaseToolkit to the agent.
- Ask the agent: “Summarise yesterday’s recorded meetings and list the agreed tasks”.
Best practices
- Only meetings where transcription was turned on in Google Meet have a transcript.
- Tell the agent which period to look at, so it doesn’t go through more meetings than needed.
Related components
- Meet: a single operation on meetings.
- GoogleCalendarToolkit: tools for the calendar.
- Tool Mode: how an agent uses tools.