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Decisions from your calls, kept in your plans.

MeetBots join your Google Meet, Zoom, Teams and Webex calls. They capture the decisions, answer questions from your product context in the meeting chat, and hand what was agreed to your agents as stories, scenarios and QA work.

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A Google Meet-style sprint planning call: Priya, Tom and Lena are already in; the TestChimp MeetBot joins, the call shrinks left, and MeetBot notes capture a decision that promo codes don't apply to gift cards.

Problem

The rules changed in a meeting.Nobody told the tests.

Product decisions are made out loud, in sprint planning, design reviews and customer calls. They end up in someone’s memory or a transcript nobody reads, and the tests keep checking last month’s rules.

From meeting to done.

  1. Joins your calls

    Decisions, captured.

    Takes notes and catalogues transcripts, so knowledge from planning, reviews and client calls stays searchable and tagged.

    Meet · Zoom · Teams · Webex

  2. Ask in the meeting

    Answers from product context.

    Mention the bot in chat for release status, coverage or risks, and assign follow-ups before anyone hangs up.

    Your TestChimp project

  3. From call to QA work

    Hand it to your agents.

    Agreed scope becomes stories and scenarios your coding agents pick up, with the call’s full context, so nobody re-explains it.

    Stories, scenarios, workflows

Works where your team is already collaborating.

MeetBots join the calls you already have, on the platforms your team already uses. Nobody installs anything or changes how they meet.

  • Google Meet
  • Zoom
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Webex

Tribal knowledge, put to work.

Decisions, captured

MeetBots join, take notes and catalogue the transcript. Decisions that change how the product should behave are picked out and kept with the stories they affect.

A sprint planning transcript with two decisions highlighted, and three decisions captured about refunds to store credit.

Answers in the meeting

Need release status mid-call, or a follow-up assigned before anyone leaves? Ask the bot in chat. It answers from your TestChimp project, not a generic guess, and creates tasks on the spot.

Meeting chat: QABot says release 2.15 has 5 items to review and creates a task for Raj when asked.

From call to QA work

Open a transcribed meeting and hand it to your agents with its full context. Agreed scope becomes stories and scenarios, and your coding agent runs the QA workflows from there, in Claude Code, Cursor or whichever agent you use.

After the call: a story update and two new refund scenarios proposed from the transcript, handed to a coding agent to run QA.

The right bot for each meeting.

Start from seeded bots such as QABot or SalesBot, or define your own with a job role and versioned Markdown guidance.

  1. QABot

    Release status and risk.

    Answers about coverage, failing tests and what stands between a release and shipping.

  2. SalesBot

    Customer calls, captured.

    Picks up what customers asked for and what was promised, so it reaches the plan.

  3. Your own

    A cautious PM, a QA skeptic.

    Bespoke bots with their own policies, so the right agent shows up for the right conversation.

More than a notetaker.

Meeting notetakers and manual notes compared with MeetBots
Meeting notetakersManual notesMeetBots
Answers from product and QA context in the callNoNoYes
Decisions become requirement updatesNoPartlyYes
Starts QA workflows from the callNoNoYes
Transcripts searchable and tagged to storiesPartlyNoYes
Custom bots with their own guidancePartlyNoYes

Meeting notetakers: Otter, Fireflies and similar.

Questions about MeetBots.

What are MeetBots?
Agents that join your team calls, take notes and answer in chat, with your product and QA context. Transcripts land in TestChimp, so tribal knowledge doesn’t vanish after the meeting.
How is this different from Otter or Fireflies?
Those tools summarise meetings. MeetBots are wired into your TestChimp project: they answer from product context in the call and hand meeting context to your agents, so conversations become stories, scenarios and workflows.
Which meeting platforms are supported?
Google Meet, Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Webex. Connect a calendar or paste a meeting link, and the bot joins when you send it.
How do meetings become QA work?
Open a transcribed meeting and hand it to your agents. Agreed scope becomes stories and scenarios, and your coding agent runs /testchimp workflows on them, without anyone re-explaining the call.
Can I define custom bots?
Yes. Start from seeded bots like QABot or SalesBot, or define bots with their own role and versioned Markdown guidance.
TestChimp mascot at the desk, facing camera, dual monitors with code behind.

Let the meeting update the tests.

Send a MeetBot to your next planning call and see what it brings back.

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