Connect the meeting calendar
Use a dedicated Google account and sync the workspace calendar so huzlr can identify eligible Google Meet events.
AI Scrum Master · Private beta
huzlr joins eligible Google Meet standups as an identified AI participant, facilitates with your team's instructions, and turns the conversation into a reviewable delivery record.
Standup output
Tuesday delivery sync
Summary
The preview environment is ready. Release validation moves to today.
Blocker
Production API credentials are still awaiting approval.
Action
Maya will confirm credentials before the release review.
Illustrative output. huzlr preserves unknown owners or dates instead of filling gaps with guesses.
How it works today
The workflow is designed around explicit workspace policies, visible participation, and outputs your team can inspect.
Use a dedicated Google account and sync the workspace calendar so huzlr can identify eligible Google Meet events.
Choose manual or automatic joining, limit which meetings qualify, and set a maximum meeting duration.
The named AI participant joins the call, introduces itself, listens, and facilitates using your workspace instructions.
Keep the transcript when enabled, then review the summary, decisions, blockers, and proposed action items.
A meeting agent participates in a sensitive team ritual. huzlr makes the join policy, identity, and retained outputs visible workspace choices.
huzlr is designed to state uncertainty instead of making the meeting record look more complete than the conversation was.
Questions before joining
No. It handles repeatable meeting coordination and drafts the record of the conversation. Teams still own judgment, facilitation choices, and delivery decisions.
Only if a workspace administrator enables auto-join. Teams can require an explicit Scrum tag, limit eligible organizers, and configure timing and duration controls.
Depending on workspace settings, huzlr can retain the transcript and generate a concise summary with decisions, blockers, and proposed action items.
It is currently offered through the huzlr private beta. Availability and onboarding depend on the meeting environment and workspace setup.
Private beta
Create a workspace to request access, or read the huzlr engineering blog for more on meeting-to-action systems.