Send OpenClaw Agents as Meeting Participants with Voice, Chat, and Screen Share
OpenClaw agents can now join Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom as active participants. A new skill called AgentCall endows claws with voice (both send and receive via built-in speech-to-text and text-to-speech), chat, a video avatar for status display, screen sharing, and the ability to spin up temporary webpages while a call is active.
Key Features
- Voice: Send and receive voice with built-in STT and TTS. The claw can talk, summarize, and process audio in real time.
- Chat: Send and receive chat messages during the meeting.
- Video Avatar: Shows states, status, or tasks the agent is performing.
- Screen Share: The agent can present something it built (e.g., a web app, interactive dashboard) or share its screen.
- Temporary Webpages: While the call is active, the claw can create pages to share files, show results, or display live dashboards.
The agent effectively acts as a meeting participant—it can build, summarize, and work while the call is in progress.
Installation
Install the skill from clawhub:
openclaw skills install join-meetingThe source code is available on GitHub at pattern-ai-labs/agentcall.
Who It's For
Developers using OpenClaw agents who want them to participate in real-time meetings—taking notes, answering questions, sharing outputs, or collaborating interactively.
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