Your agent joins the meeting and makes the thing.

Don't meet about the work.
Do the work in the meet.

Here's a whole meeting, start to finish:

1. 3:00
   

   It knocks. Somebody clicks Admit. A tile with a name and a face — it can't let itself in, and it can't lurk.

2. 3:01
   

   One hello, then quiet. "I'll stay out of the way until someone says my name." And it does.

3. 3:11
   

   "Jimmy — put what we just said on the board." And the board starts filling in, while everyone keeps talking:

   homepage kickoff — whiteboard · live

   Decided

   • Ship the beta page Tuesday Thursday — Sam, out loud
   • One button, not three 🎉

   Made during this call

   • Draft page ✓ on screen now
   • Pricing table v4 — wider, like Sam said▌
4. 3:14
   

   "No — Tuesday." Said out loud, changed on screen. That strikethrough up there is somebody steering the work with their voice.

5. 3:19
   

   "OH MY GOD. CAN I USE THIS?"

   A GUEST, MID-CALL · AUGUST 3, 2026 · they installed nothing

6. 3:28
   

   The link lands in chat. The board lives at a URL, keeps its last 50 versions. Everyone leaves holding the thing.

7. 3:30
   

   Meeting over. Work done.

Watch a real one

30 seconds · a real call · nothing sped up

The faces you'll actually meet

Its face is how you know what it's doing. No dashboard — you read it like you read anyone in a meeting.

One host. Everyone else just shows up.

The honest part

macOS · Google Meet · your own Claude subscription. No self-serve signup yet — today somebody brings it to your call.