OpenUtter: Query Google Meet Transcripts Live via OpenClaw
OpenUtter is a tool that lets your OpenClaw agent attend Google Meet meetings for you. It captures the live transcript and allows you to query it in real-time via text message.
How It Works
The tool uses Playwright to launch a stealth Chromium instance that joins a Google Meet via an invite link as a guest or authenticated account. It injects a MutationObserver into Meet's DOM to capture caption updates as they appear. The tool deduplicates word-by-word UI updates into a clean log format: [timestamp] Speaker: Text. This log is streamed in real-time through your OpenClaw event bus.
Key Features
- Live Querying: While a meeting is running, you can text your OpenClaw agent questions like "what are they talking about right now?" The agent pulls the last 20 lines of the live transcript and sends them back.
- Screenshot Capture: Sending "Take a screenshot" triggers a full-screen capture that appears in your chat within seconds.
- Multiple Bridge Support: Use the
--channelflag to route the stream to configured OpenClaw bridges including Telegram, WhatsApp, Slack, and Discord. - LLM Integration: The source mentions piping the transcript to an LLM summarizer that pushes action items to Slack when the call ends.
Setup
Installation requires two commands:
npx openutter
npx playwright-core install chromiumThe GitHub repository is available at https://github.com/sumansid/openutter.
Practical Use
This approach enables monitoring meetings without being physically present. As described in the source: "Texting 'what did they just decide?' 30 minutes into a call you're not on is a different way to work." The live query functionality appears to be the most frequently used feature according to the user.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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