Amp

AMP — Agent Meeting Proxy

**AMP is the Agent Meeting Proxy — the channel a coding agent joins a meeting through.**

Invite Claude Code, Codex, or any other ACP-speaking coding agent into a live **Google Meet, Zoom or Microsoft Teams** call. It joins as a participant: it hears speaker-attributed transcript, knows when it is being addressed, answers out loud, posts detail to the meeting chat, keeps working while the conversation continues, and asks a human before it changes anything.

A proxy, not a protocol: AMP defines no wire format of its own. It stands between two that already exist — ACP toward your agent, MCP toward the meeting — and that is exactly what the name claims.

**Status: v0. Working end to end, and not yet production software.** It has been run against a real Google Meet call with a real coding agent answering out loud. It also has no authentication of its own, launches processes on the machine it runs on, and binds to loopback deliberately. Read _Security_ before exposing it to anything.

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**"How do I invite my coding agent to a Google Meet?"** — Run AMP, point it at the meeting URL, and it dispatches a bot that carries your agent into the call. See _Quick start_ to try it against a simulator with no credentials, then _Meeting providers_ for a real call.

**"Can Claude Code join a Zoom call and answer questions out loud?"** — Yes. That is the whole point. It has been run against real Google Meet calls with `claude-agent-acp` answering aloud; Zoom and Teams use the same provider.

**"Is this an AI notetaker?"** — No, and the difference is the reason it exists. A notetaker listens and summarizes afterwards. AMP puts a _participant_ in the room: it answers while the meeting is happening, and it is **your** agent, with your codebase, your tools and your instructions — so "why does the retry path drop that event?" gets an answer from the code, not from the transcript.

**"Which agents work?"** — Any that spe