OpenUtter

OpenUtter is an OpenClaw-focused meeting bot that connects agent workflows to Google Meet. According to the repo, it can join meetings as a guest or authenticated Google user, enable live captions, capture those captions in real time, save deduplicated transcripts to disk, and take on-demand screenshots from a running call. That makes it more than a generic browser script: it is a communication bridge that lets an OpenClaw agent attend voice meetings, observe what is being said, and report updates back through chat. The repo also highlights practical operational details such as headless Chromium setup via Playwright, saved auth sessions, transcript storage, screenshot capture, guest-mode retries, and optional status updates sent through OpenClaw. In OpenClawMap, Voice is the best fit because the product’s main use case is joining and participating in live meeting/audio contexts rather than broader orchestration or monitoring. It is most useful for teams who want OpenClaw to attend calls, collect meeting transcripts automatically, and stay connected to synchronous conversations without manual note-taking.

Use this tool if you:
- Want OpenClaw to join Google Meet calls and capture what is said.
- Need automatic transcripts from live captions instead of manual meeting notes.
- Want an agent to send meeting-related updates back into chat while a call is running.
- Need screenshot capture from a meeting for debugging or record-keeping.
- Want a headless meeting bot that plugs directly into an OpenClaw workflow.