sumansid/openutter

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Summary

Openutter is a TypeScript-based tool that lets OpenClaw join your meetings and automatically send updates, streamlining meeting follow-ups and team communication.

Key features

• Automated meeting updates via OpenClaw
• Built with TypeScript for reliability
• Seamless integration into existing meetings
• Real-time notification delivery

Use cases

• Automate meeting summaries for remote teams
• Keep stakeholders informed without manual effort
• Enhance meeting productivity with instant updates
• Integrate with existing calendar and communication tools

README excerpt

# OpenUtter - [Demo](https://x.com/0xSuman/status/2028365808733397180?s=20) <img width="1376" height="768" alt="Generated Image March 01, 2026 - 2_20PM (1)" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/ce352f31-d381-450d-af6a-a01e57b13d6d" /> OpenUtter is a headless Google Meet bot for OpenClaw. It can join meetings, capture live captions into a transcript, and take on-demand screenshots. GitHub: https://github.com/sumansid/openutter ## Install ```bash npx openutter ``` This installs the OpenUtter skill into: ```bash ~/.openclaw/skills/openutter ``` For example, on a Linux host running OpenClaw as the `openclaw` user, that path would usually be: ```bash /home/openclaw/.openclaw/skills/openutter/ ``` By default, OpenUtter installs into that shared OpenClaw skills directory no matter which folder you run `npx openutter` from. If you want to install into a specific location instead, use `--target-dir`: ```bash npx openutter --target-dir ./skills/openutter ``` That is useful if you want a repo-local/workspace-local install instead of the default shared install under `~/.openclaw/skills/openutter`. During install, OpenUtter also tries to: - install Chromium via Playwright - verify Chromium can actually launch - auto-install Linux runtime dependencies when supported and running as root If Linux system dependencies are missing and OpenUtter cannot install them automatically, it prints the exact command to run. If you ever want to install Chromium manually, you can still run: ```bash npx playwright-core install chromium ``` At that point, OpenUtter is ready for guest joins. Google account auth is optional and only needed if you want to join with `--auth` instead of waiting in the guest lobby. ## Commands ```bash npx openutter join <meet-url> --anon --bot-

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