Manage Google Meet conferences.
The gws-meet skill is designed to streamline the management of Google Meet conferences, providing a command-line interface to handle various aspects of meetings efficiently. By integrating with Google Workspace, it allows users to access, create, and manage conference records, participants, and meeting spaces directly from the terminal. This skill addresses the common challenge of managing multiple meetings, retrieving important data, and performing administrative actions without navigating through the Google Meet web interface.
Key features of the gws-meet skill include the ability to retrieve specific conference records by ID, list all conferences sorted by start time, and manage associated resources such as participants, recordings, smart notes, and transcripts. It also enables users to create new spaces, update details of existing spaces, and end active conferences as needed. The skill provides CLI help commands for exploring available resources and methods and supports inspecting schema details to properly configure parameters for API calls.
This skill is particularly useful for productivity-focused professionals, administrators, and developers who need to automate or simplify meeting management workflows within Google Workspace. Typical use cases include programmatically generating meeting summaries, managing participants, retrieving historical conference data, and integrating meeting information into internal reporting systems. Target users are those familiar with command-line tools and seeking to optimize conference management tasks through automation.
You can list conference records by using the command `gws meet conferenceRecords list`. By default, records are ordered by start time in descending order.
Yes, the gws-meet skill requires the `gws` binary. You should also ensure that authentication and global flags are configured as described in the shared SKILL.md file of gws-shared.
Yes, you can end an active conference by using the `spaces endActiveConference` command. Examples are available in the Google Workspace Meet API documentation.
The skill relies on the `gws` CLI binary, so compatibility depends on whether the `gws` CLI is supported on your operating system.
You can use `gws schema meet.<resource>.<method>` to view required parameters, types, and default values before making API calls.
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