Meet Live Assist

Live co-pilot for Meet & Zoom: real-time transcript, colour-coded advice, decisions and action items, all on your machine.

Meet Live Assist turns a Google Meet or Zoom call into a live workspace. It captures the transcript as the call happens and hands it to an assistant running on your own computer, which answers in a side panel while people are still talking: the sentence to say next, a fact from your own notes, the decision that was just made, the risk you are about to agree to. It also keeps a live board of decisions and owner-tagged action items, answers you in an in-panel chat so you can ask without speaking, and takes snapshots while someone shares their screen so the assistant can see what everyone else is looking at. A co-pilot mode needs no meeting at all: it watches the tab you are working in and listens while you think out loud. BEFORE YOU INSTALL: THIS NEEDS TWO THINGS FROM YOU 1. A companion server on your own machine. It is one command and has no dependencies. 2. An AI agent that speaks MCP. Claude Code is the one this is tested with; Codex has been verified to drive the tools. This extension is the eyes, ears and hands. The brain is an agent session you already run. Without one you get a working transcript recorder and an empty advice pane, which is not what the screenshots show. Both steps are on the install page: https://meet-live-assist.github.io/ WHAT TO EXPECT THE FIRST TIME The first time you take a snapshot or start co-pilot mode, Chrome will ask for access to the page you are on. That prompt is expected: the permission is requested when you use the feature, not at install, so the install prompt stays limited to Meet, Zoom and your own localhost. WHERE YOUR MEETING GOES The extension talks to one place: the server on your own machine. Transcripts, screenshots and chat are files on your disk, owner-only, purged after 14 days by default and wipeable per meeting from the panel. There are no accounts, no analytics and no servers of ours. What your assistant then does with the parts you route to it is your configuration: if it uses a cloud model, that provider sees what you send, on your own account and terms. The privacy policy says this plainly: https://meet-live-assist.github.io/privacy.html Capturing a meeting is recording. By default the extension posts one line into the meeting chat saying an assistant is transcribing locally, and tells you when that line could not be delivered. You can edit it or turn it off. Where consent is required, getting it is on you. Source code: https://github.com/krystiangw/meet-live-assist-extension Meet Live Assist is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Google or Zoom; "Google Meet" and "Zoom" are their owners' trademarks and are used here only to say which products this works with.