Meeting

#What Meeting does

Video meetings inside your workspace, with guest links for people who should never need an account.

• Team and guest links. Two kinds of link. A guest joins from theirs without an account, a login or an install.
• In your calendar. Schedule a meeting and it is in the calendar. Add one to an existing calendar entry from the other direction.
• Active, upcoming, history. What is running now, what is coming, and what happened — three views instead of a scroll.
• Attached to the work. A meeting belongs to the workspace where the project, the client and the documents already are.

#Why it exists

The meeting lives in one tool, the notes in another and the project in a third. Guests need an account, or a plugin, or both — and the link is somewhere in an email.

Start a meeting and get a shareable link. Scheduled meetings land in your calendar automatically, and an external guest joins with a link and nothing else.

#Start or schedule a meeting

1. Start a meeting to get a shareable link immediately, or schedule one for later.
2. Scheduled meetings appear in your calendar automatically — and any calendar entry can have a meeting attached from the other direction.
3. Send the guest link to anyone outside your workspace. They join with the link and nothing else — no account, no install.

Three tabs keep it navigable: Active, Upcoming and History.

#On the MCP surface

Meetings sit next to the project context your AI already reads — the brief, the tasks and the documents — so what was decided has somewhere to land.

#Works with

• Calendar. Meetings, tasks and deadlines — unified.
• Chat. A chat rail beside the work — with voice.
• Projects. Milestones, time logs and budget — per project.