OpenClaw Skill for Local Meeting Transcription with Whisper

A developer has released an OpenClaw skill called ghostmeet that enables local meeting transcription using OpenAI's Whisper model. This tool is designed to work with browser-based meetings like Google Meet, Zoom web, and Teams web.
How It Works
- A Chrome Extension captures audio from any browser tab using
chrome.tabCapture, limited to the active tab - Whisper transcribes the audio locally in real-time with approximately 10-second intervals
- Users can ask their assistant "summarize my last meeting" to get Claude-generated key decisions and action items
Privacy and Local Processing
- All audio and transcription processing happens locally on your machine using Whisper
- Summaries optionally use the Anthropic API, but this can be skipped for full privacy
- Desktop applications (Zoom app, Teams app) won't work - only browser tabs are supported
Setup and Installation
Install via ClawHub:
clawhub install ghostmeetOr set up manually:
git clone https://github.com/Higangssh/ghostmeet.git
docker compose up -dThe developer notes that speaker diarization is next on the roadmap and welcomes feedback on the project.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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