Guide
How to send an AI to a Google Meet call
Sending an AI to a Google Meet call takes a few minutes the first time and seconds after that. Here's how to do it well.
1. Give it its own Google account
Google Meet often refuses guests who aren't signed in, and many company meetings only admit known accounts. Make a separate account named clearly, like "Alex's Clonzi (AI)", and never let an AI use your own account.
2. Tell it who you are
The more it knows, the more it sounds like you: what you're working on, how you talk, what you've already decided. Keep private things marked private so they shape its answers without being said.
3. Write a short brief
Goal Confirm the Friday launch. May Agree to Friday. Share the beta numbers. Don't Discuss pricing.
4. Pick a mode
- Listen: notes only, never speaks.
- Assist: drafts each reply for you to approve. Start here.
- Auto: speaks within the brief and defers the rest.
5. Send it and let the host admit it
Paste the Meet link. The AI knocks like any guest, and someone in the call lets it in. If you're not on the invite list, tell the host first.
6. Read the debrief
Check what was decided, every line it said for you, and what it deferred. Follow up on anything it flagged.