Agentcall
AgentCall lets AI Agents join meetings with voice, video & screen-share to build together. Supports Google Meet, Teams, Zoom (Beta)
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What is Agentcall?
AgentCall is a platform that enables AI agents to join video meetings on Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom as active participants. It lets coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and Cursor join meetings with voice, video, and screen-share capabilities to build together with human teammates. The tool acts as a skill that agents install from GitHub, requiring only an API key setup, after which users can simply tell their agent to join any meeting URL.
Key features include three participation modes: voice-only (agent listens and talks), visual presence with avatar (voice and video feed), and full presence with screenshare (present dashboards, slides, demos while narrating). The agent speaks naturally without interrupting, hears everything in real-time with speaker identification, takes screenshots of shared content, shares its screen, sends URLs and code snippets to meeting chat, and can search code, edit files, and run commands while staying in the meeting.
AgentCall is designed for AI developers, engineering teams, and anyone using coding agents who wants to bring their agent sessions into collaborative meetings. It's particularly useful for standups, 1-on-1s, support calls, team meetings, customer-facing calls, presentations, training sessions, and code reviews where live collaboration on what the agent is building is needed.
Agentcall pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Everything billed per minute with a pay-per-use credit system. Base plan includes 6 hours of meeting time and 1 concurrent call with all features included. Starting from $0.35/hr. Base rates vary by mode: voice-only presence, visual presence with avatar (voice and video feed), and full presence with screenshare. Add-ons billed separately per minute: transcription, voice intelligence, and text-to-speech (TTS). Credits are deducted at the end of each call based on actual usage. Credit balances may go negative if usage exceeds available credits. Base plan minutes are provided on signup and are non-transferable.
Agentcall pros
- Lets AI agents join Google Meet, Teams, and Zoom calls
- Voice-only mode ideal for standups and 1-on-1s
- Visual presence with avatar for team meetings
- Full screenshare capability for presentations and demos
- Agent speaks naturally without interrupting others
- Real-time speaker identification in meetings
- Takes screenshots of shared slides and charts
- Can share screen to show dashboards and prototypes
- Sends code snippets and URLs directly to meeting chat
- Searches code and edits files while in meeting
- Runs commands and builds during the call
- Same agent context and file access as terminal session
- Simple setup: install skill, get API key, join meeting
- Base plan includes 6 hours of meeting time
- Works best with Claude Code, also supports Codex and Cursor
- Reads meeting chat messages from participants
- Presents slides while controlling what everyone sees
- Good for real-time website creation during calls
Agentcall cons
- Currently only supports English language
- Only 1 concurrent call allowed on base plan
- Pay-per-use billing can add up for long meetings
- No permanent transcript storage on servers
- Additional costs for transcription add-on
- Additional costs for voice intelligence add-on
- Additional costs for TTS add-on
- Zoom support is still in Beta
- Must disclose AI agent presence to meeting participants
- Account requires Google OAuth sign-up
- Credits can go negative if usage exceeds balance
- Base plan minutes are non-transferable
Frequently asked questions about Agentcall
What is AgentCall and what does it do?
AgentCall provides an agent skill and API platform that enables AI agents to join and participate in video meetings on Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom. The service includes meeting bot management, speech-to-text, voice intelligence, text-to-speech, screenshare, and related features. Your existing Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, or Cursor session joins a call as itself with the same session, context, and file access.
How do I install and set up AgentCall?
Install the join-meeting skill from github.com/pattern-ai-labs/agentcall. Your agent will ask for your API key the first time, which you get from Dashboard → API Keys. The key is saved once and reused across sessions. Then paste any Google Meet/Zoom/Teams URL into your agent and give it 30-60 seconds for the bot to spin up.
What are the three participation modes?
Voice-only: Your agent joins by voice, listens, talks, and takes notes (best for standups, 1-on-1s, support calls). Visual presence: Your agent shows up with a visual presence and avatar (best for team meetings, customer-facing calls). Full presence with screenshare: Your agent presents slides, dashboards, demos and narrates while controlling what everyone sees (best for presentations, training, reviews).
What languages does AgentCall support?
Currently AgentCall supports English only for hearing everything said in the meeting in real-time. More languages are coming soon.
How does billing work?
Everything is billed per minute using a pay-per-use credit system. Base rates vary by mode (audio, avatar, avatar + screenshare). Add-on components like speech-to-text, voice intelligence, and text-to-speech are billed separately per minute. Credits are deducted at the end of each call based on actual usage. Credit balances may go negative if usage exceeds available credits.
Are meeting transcripts stored?
Meeting transcripts are processed in real time and delivered to your agent via WebSocket. AgentCall does not permanently store transcript content on its servers. Call metadata (duration, cost, status) is retained for billing and analytics purposes.
Can my agent edit code during a meeting?
Yes. Your agent can search code, edit files, run commands, and build while staying in the meeting and responding to you. It maintains the same context and file access as your terminal session.
Do I need to tell meeting participants about the AI agent?
Yes. You are solely responsible for ensuring that all meeting participants are aware of and consent to the presence of an AI agent in their meeting. AgentCall bots are identified by name in the participant list.
Which AI agents work best with AgentCall?
AgentCall works best with Claude Code. It also supports Codex, OpenClaw, and Cursor sessions. The pitch is that your existing coding agent in your terminal shouldn't be trapped there and can join meetings as itself.
What video platforms are supported?
AgentCall supports Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom (Beta). The tool joins existing meetings rather than being a new video platform itself.