Bring your coding agent to the stand-up.

Your coding agent can join the stand-up for you. Connect Smitline to Claude Code, Cursor or another agent that knows your project, and give it the Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet link. It answers when someone asks for your update or about the code, and when someone asks for a change, your agent makes it while the meeting goes on, so the pull request is ready before the meeting ends.

Illustration: Emma asks her coding agent to join the Zoom stand-up and make any small change the team asks for. In the meeting, Sam asks for the button to say Get started, and Smitline says the change is in pull request 42. Afterwards the notes come back: pull request #42 with the renamed button, opened during the meeting, and its link posted in the chat.

An example

You type

Join the stand-up for me: https://zoom.us/j/1234567890. Give my update on the login fix, and if anyone asks for a small change, make it and open a pull request.

What comes back

Meeting result

Your update
Login fix merged; search is next
Asked for
Rename the button to “Get started”
Done in the meeting
Pull request #42, link in the chat
Transcript
Every word, with timestamps

Questions

Zoom, Microsoft Teams and Google Meet, under the calling rules. More in the meetings guide.

Can Claude Code or Cursor join a Zoom meeting?

Yes, with Smitline. Add Smitline to Claude Code or Cursor as an MCP server, then give your agent the meeting link. It joins Zoom, Microsoft Teams or Google Meet as your AI assistant, and your agent follows the meeting from your terminal or editor.

Does it change code without asking?

Only what you allow. Tell your agent which requests it may act on, such as small fixes it opens as a pull request, and it leaves the rest for you. Requests come from people in the meeting, so it does only what you would approve.