LiveKit agents can only listen and respond to humans in meetings held inside LiveKit rooms, so a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meeting must be bridged into a LiveKit room for a LiveKit agent to interact with the meeting audio/video.
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HARDLY BS — Verdict: Mostly True
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The Short Version
LiveKit agents are built to join LiveKit rooms and can only hear or publish media that exists in those rooms. So if a Google Meet or Microsoft Teams meeting is to be handled by a LiveKit agent, that meeting’s media must be relayed into a LiveKit room first. The caveat is that Meet and Teams also support non-LiveKit-native bot or interop approaches.
Caveats
The claim applies specifically to LiveKit agents, not to all bots or integrations for Google Meet or Microsoft Teams.
“Bridged” is a broad term here: the media can be brought into LiveKit through SIP, telephony, ingress, or other relay mechanisms.
Teams and Meet may offer their own native bot or interop frameworks, which do not require LiveKit at all.