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Agent API

Agent APIcoming soon

Drive a running Meetily app from scripts and AI agents over a local HTTP API, CLI, and Python SDK.

Coming soon

The Agent API is not yet available in a public Meetily release. These pages describe the shipping design so you can plan your integrations; the feature will light up in an upcoming version.

The Agent API is a local door that lets scripts and AI assistants drive Meetily: read your meetings, transcripts, and summaries, start and stop recording, run jobs, and get notified when things happen. Everything stays on your machine unless you turn on LAN access.

What you can automate

Turn it on

Enable it in Settings, then Integrations. It has a Pro license gate and is off by default. Restart Meetily to apply. It runs on your machine only (127.0.0.1:8420) until you also turn on LAN access.

Ways to drive it

  • The meetily-pro CLI, for one-off commands from a shell or agent.
  • curl or any HTTP client, for full control.
  • The Python SDK, for scripts and long-running receivers.
  • AI assistants over MCP, like Claude Desktop.

Words you will see

TermWhat it means
ScopeWhat a token is allowed to do: read, record, write, delete, or admin.
WebhookAn HTTP callback Meetily sends you when an event happens.
SSEA live stream you can wait on for a single event.
MCPThe protocol an AI assistant, like Claude Desktop, uses to connect.
PairingApproving another device to connect over your network.

Start here

Meetily Agent API system overview: local gateway on 127.0.0.1:8420 driven by CLI, curl, and the Python SDK, delegating to the app and emitting events over SSE and webhooks.

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