Google Meet is a Clone skill that creates Google Meet rooms and pulls attendance, recordings, transcripts and post-meeting summaries. Executive assistant, executive, project manager and operations clones use it to set up calls and find out what happened in them afterward. It needs a Google Meet connection, and your clone only reaches the meetings its permissions allow.
Who attended last Tuesday's planning meeting, and how long did each person stay?
Five people joined last Tuesday's planning meeting. Two left before the end. The transcript is available if you want it.
| Attendee | Joined | Time in call |
|---|---|---|
| You | 10:00 | 52 min |
| The VP | 10:01 | 51 min |
| Your PM | 10:03 | 49 min |
| Your designer | 10:05 | 28 min |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Link the Google account whose meetings your clone should create and review, with the access you choose.
Request a new room with recording on, or ask who attended, for a transcript or for a summary of a past call.
Your clone returns the room link, attendance, transcript or summary. Every request is logged.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put Google Meet to work as part of their job.
It is an AI that sets up and follows up on your Google Meet calls. With Clone, your clone creates meeting rooms and pulls attendance, recordings, transcripts and summaries when you ask.
Yes. Your clone works with the Google Meet account you connect, and you set what it may create and read.
Executive assistant, executive, project manager and operations manager clones use it most, to run meeting logistics and recover what was said.
Yes. Ask your clone to audit recent meetings and it reports on their settings, such as whether recording was enabled.
Updated October 2026