| name | meet-invite-slack |
| description | Instantly create a Google Meet space and share the link with a teammate on Slack. |
| target | executor |
Meet: Quick Invite via Slack
When to Activate
User says "Set up a meeting with [Name] now", "Send a meet link to [Name]", or "Create a room and invite [Name]".
Step 1: Create the Meet Link
Generate an instant meeting link:
GOOGLEMEET_CREATE_MEET() → returns meeting metadata and URI
Extract the meeting URI:
- The response contains a conferencing link (usually under
config or uri).
Step 2: Find the Recipient on Slack
Search for the user:
SLACK_FIND_USERS(query="[Name]") → returns list of users with IDs
Select the best match:
- Look for display names or real names that match.
- If multiple semi-matches exist, ask: "I found [John A] and [John B]. Which one should I invite?"
Step 3: Send the Invitation
Post the link in a DM:
SLACK_SEND_MESSAGE(
channel="[User ID]",
text="Hey! Let's hop on a quick call about [Topic]. Here's the link: [Meet Link]"
)
Step 4: Confirm to User
"Created a Google Meet and sent the link to [Name] on Slack."
Tools Used
- Google Meet:
GOOGLEMEET_CREATE_MEET
- Slack:
SLACK_FIND_USERS, SLACK_SEND_MESSAGE, SLACK_OPEN_DM
Anti-Patterns
- Creating the meeting but forgetting to send the link
- Sending the link without any context (always include the [Topic])
- Picking a Slack user blindly if names are ambiguous
