Bugzy can join your team meetings as a listener. When conversations touch on features, bugs, or releases, Bugzy proposes follow-up QA actions — like running tests on a discussed feature or generating coverage for a new requirement.
How it works
Invite Bugzy
Invite notetaker@bugzy.ai to any meeting (Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams).
Bot joins
A Recall.ai bot joins the meeting and records the transcript.
Transcript sent
When the meeting ends, the transcript is sent to Bugzy via webhook.
Analyze transcript
The process-event task analyzes the transcript for QA relevance.
Propose actions
Bugzy proposes follow-up actions via the blocked-task-queue.
Team confirms
Your team confirms which actions to execute.
What Bugzy listens for
| Discussion topic | Proposed action |
|---|
| ”We’re launching feature X next week” | Generate test plan for feature X |
| ”Users are reporting bugs in checkout” | Run targeted tests on checkout flow |
| ”The login flow changed in the latest release” | Verify changes on login tests |
| ”We need to test the mobile layout” | Explore application with mobile viewport |
Bugzy doesn’t propose actions for every meeting — only when the conversation has clear QA relevance.
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- Microsoft Teams
The bot joins as a participant and records the audio transcript. It does not record video.
Calendar integration
Calendar-based automatic joining is coming soon. Currently, you invite notetaker@bugzy.ai manually to each meeting.
Future: Connect your Google Calendar or Outlook calendar, and Bugzy automatically joins meetings tagged with a specific label (e.g., “QA”, “Sprint Planning”).
Privacy
- The bot is visible as a participant — attendees know it’s recording
- Only the text transcript is processed; audio is not stored
- Transcripts are matched to your team via participant email addresses
- Meetings where no Bugzy team member is present are not processed