> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.xpander.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Google Meet > Connect Google Meet to xpander and give agents its 10 actions: how to sign in and connect it, and which actions to hold for approval. HTTP API connector An HTTP API described by an OpenAPI spec, not an MCP server. Calls go to `https://meet.googleapis.com` and carry an OAuth 2.0 token obtained with **Sign in with Google** on the cloud edition, or an API key or custom header on a self-hosted installation, which offers no sign-in flow. ## What the skill can do API connector: 10 actions, as they appear in the skill panel. 3 of them create, change or delete something in Google Meet; mark those under **These actions need approval** when you add the skill to an agent. * **Artifact retrieval** (5): List Transcripts By Conference Record Id, List Transcript Entries By Transcript Id, Get Transcript Entry By Id, List Recordings By Conference Record Id, List Conference Records * **Meeting management** (3): Create New Space, End Active Conference By Name, Update Meeting Space By Id * **Participant management** (2): List Participant Sessions By Participant Id, List Participants By Conference Record Id ## Connect Google Meet In Xpander Chat, open the agent's settings, click **Add skill**, and search for **Google Meet**. The connect dialog asks for a connection name and whether the connection is for the **Organization** (one shared account) or **Personal** (your own account, so the agent acts with your permissions where systems allow). On an agent other people use, a personal connection runs their requests as you unless the binding requires each person's own sign-in; see [whose credential a shared agent uses](/use/agents/permissions#whose-credential-a-shared-agent-uses). Google Meet connects with **Sign in with Google Meet**: you authorize in the browser and xpander stores the OAuth token; the agent never sees it, and the token is attached at the moment a skill is called. Calls go to `https://meet.googleapis.com`. ## Give an agent the Google Meet skill Once Google Meet is connected, any agent you can edit may be given the skill: open the agent's settings, click **Add skill**, and choose **Google Meet**. Enable only the action groups the agent needs, and mark the actions that should wait for a named person's sign-off under **These actions need approval**. Which skills exist for your organization, and who may add them, is decided by your admins; see [Skills](/use/skills). ## Related Resources * [Skills](/use/skills)