Record Zoom, Google Meet, and Teams Calls from the Command Line

Recording a meeting usually means signing up for a third-party service, installing a desktop app, and hoping the bot joins on time. If you want the transcript programmatically — for feeding into an LLM, building meeting summaries, or logging action items — you're looking at another API integration. Nylas CLI has a built-in notetaker that joins Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams calls, records them, and returns the transcript from the command line. One command to send the bot, one command to get the recording back. Install # macOS / Linux brew install nylas/nylas-cli/nylas # Windows PowerShell irm https://cli.nylas.com/install.ps1 | iex New to the CLI? The getting started guide takes under a minute. Send a notetaker to a meeting nylas notetaker send --meeting-link "https://zoom.us/j/123456789" # => Notetaker bot joining meeting... # => Notetaker ID: nt_abc123 That's it. A bot joins the Zoom call, records audio and video, and generates a transcript when the meeting ends. Works