recipe-review-meet-participants

Extract attendee names and participation durations from Google Meet conference records.

Updated Jun 7, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/vikingokft/vikingo-studio-skills --skill recipe-review-meet-participants-vikingokft
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Skill: recipe-review-meet-participants
Source: https://github.com/vikingokft/vikingo-studio-skills/tree/main/google/recipe-review-meet-participants
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vikingokft/vikingo-studio-skills --skill recipe-review-meet-participants-vikingokft

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Review who attended a Google Meet conference and for how long, enabling quick attendance accountability and follow-up actions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Attendance extraction: List conferences and extract attendee names and durations from conference records.
  • Participant-level details: Retrieve per-participant session data to analyze engagement and identify participation gaps.
  • Use Case: After a team meeting, export attendance and duration data to inform follow-up actions and accountability.

Quick Start

Run the three commands above to review conference attendance and participant details.

Frequently Asked Questions about recipe-review-meet-participants

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I track who attended a Google Meet and for how long?

To track Google Meet attendance and duration, you need a tool that extracts participant names and session lengths from conference records. This Skill automates that extraction to provide per-participant session details for accountability.

Do I need the gws-meet skill to extract Google Meet participation duration?

Yes, extracting Google Meet participation duration requires the gws-meet skill and access to conferenceRecords data. These prerequisites allow the tool to enumerate records and extract session details accurately.

What is the best way to audit meeting attendance for a project retrospective?

The best way to audit meeting attendance for project retrospectives is to list conferences and extract per-participant session data. This approach identifies participation gaps and engagement levels from conference records.

Can I use conference records to analyze engagement and identify participation gaps?

Yes, you can use conference records to analyze engagement by retrieving per-participant session data. This process identifies participation gaps by listing attendee names and their exact session durations.

How to export Google Meet attendee names and durations for compliance reviews?

To export Google Meet attendee names and durations for compliance reviews, run the attendance extraction commands. This lists conferences, participants, and per-participant sessions to inform follow-up actions.