Claude Integration

Install the MeetStream Claude Code Plugin to give Claude practical context about MeetStream APIs, bot workflows, transcription, webhooks, and calendar integrations.
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The MeetStream Claude Code Plugin brings MeetStream guidance into your development workflow. It helps Claude understand common integration patterns, generate relevant API calls, and guide you through building and debugging meeting bots without repeatedly supplying the same product context.

The plugin is designed for Claude Code. Install it from within an active Claude Code session using the commands below.

What the plugin helps you do

Build meeting bots

Create bot workflows for Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, and Zoom from a clear description of your use case.

Configure transcription

Set up live transcription, audio streaming, recording, and speaker-aware meeting data.

Handle events

Generate webhook handlers and callback logic for bot status, transcripts, recordings, and meeting events.

Connect calendars

Work through Google Calendar integrations and the scheduling patterns that support automated bot deployment.

Install the plugin

Open Claude Code in your project, then complete these steps in the Claude Code prompt.

1

Add the MeetStream marketplace

/plugin marketplace add meetstream-ai/claude-plugin

This registers the MeetStream marketplace and makes its plugins available to Claude Code. It does not install the plugin yet.

2

Install the MeetStream plugin

/plugin install meetstream@meetstream-ai

Claude Code downloads and installs the MeetStream plugin from the marketplace you added.

3

Load the plugin

/reload-plugins

Reloading activates the plugin in your current session so its MeetStream knowledge is immediately available.

These are Claude Code slash commands. Enter them in the Claude Code prompt, not in your operating system shell.

Start building with Claude

After installation, describe the result you want in natural language. Claude can use the plugin’s MeetStream knowledge to plan the integration, generate code, explain configuration, or help diagnose a problem.

For better results, include:

  • The meeting platform you are targeting
  • The language and framework used by your application
  • Whether you need recording, transcription, live media, or chat
  • How you want to receive results, such as webhooks or live streams
  • Any existing code, errors, or operational constraints Claude should account for

Example prompts

Add a MeetStream bot to my Node.js application. It should join a Google Meet call, record the meeting, and send transcript updates to my webhook.

What’s included

The plugin provides Claude with guidance for the most common MeetStream development workflows:

  • Creating, monitoring, and removing meeting bots
  • Configuring recording, transcription, and live audio
  • Controlling bots through WebSocket commands
  • Processing webhooks and callback events
  • Integrating Google Calendar workflows
  • Generating practical MeetStream API requests and application code

Treat generated code as part of your normal development workflow: review it, keep credentials in environment variables or a secrets manager, and test meeting behavior before deploying to production.

Connect MeetStream through MCP

Set up the MeetStream MCP Server

Connect an AI assistant directly to MeetStream tools so it can create bots, retrieve transcripts, inspect meetings, and perform other API actions from a conversation.