teams-meeting-pipeline

You can automate Teams meeting summarization by running the pipeline to automatically process transcripts and extract action items. The system manages the entire workflow, allowing you to monitor job status and request fresh summaries for specific meetings.

Manage Microsoft Graph webhook subscriptions by using pipeline commands to create, renew, and delete webhooks. This maintains a continuous data flow for meeting transcripts and recordings without requiring manual intervention.

Yes, the Hermes CLI is required to process Teams meeting transcripts because pipeline operations are managed through Hermes commands. You must also configure environment variables for Microsoft Graph authentication to access the meeting data.

Re-run failed jobs for Teams meeting summaries by using the pipeline's job inspection and replaying features. You can monitor recent meeting job statuses, identify failures, and request fresh summary generation for those specific meetings.

Yes, you can extract action items from Microsoft Teams meetings by running the summarization pipeline. The pipeline processes meeting transcripts and recordings to automatically generate summaries containing key points and actionable tasks.

Check the status of recent Teams meeting summary jobs by running the pipeline list command, which displays stored jobs and their processing states. This allows you to monitor progress and identify any failed jobs requiring a re-run.