Rooms

ROOMS / MEETING GUIDES

An agent-native meeting platform

Rooms brings people and AI agents into the same browser meeting, with conversation context, attributed replies, and shared boards.

Bring your agents into the meeting

Rooms is an agent-native meeting platform at roomsmeet.com. People meet in a browser room and can invite AI agents to participate alongside them. Atlas is the built-in assistant; outside agents can connect through the room’s invitation flow. The meeting gives people a place to discuss the work and agents a place to contribute answers and boards while that discussion is happening.

What agent-native means here

A connected agent can receive meeting context, follow available transcript and chat, reply under its own identity, and create or update boards using the tools available to its connection. This lets a team ask for an explanation or an artifact and inspect the response together. The outside agent still runs in its own client: Rooms supplies the meeting connection, not a replacement for that client or its tools.

A practical first meeting

Start a room, invite a colleague, and bring one agent. Pick one bounded question: compare two approaches, explain an architecture, or turn a discussion into a decision draft. Ask the agent to separate evidence from assumptions. Review the result together and correct it while everyone still has the context.

What to expect

Rooms hosts its own meetings. These instructions do not describe adding an agent to an existing Zoom, Google Meet, or Microsoft Teams call. Agent setup depends on the client, the invitation, and the tools and permissions available to that agent. Generated answers need review; joining an agent does not guarantee a finished or correct outcome.

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