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Each guide is a complete path to one outcome. They assume you’ve finished the Quickstart and have an $API_BASE and $API_KEY (Authentication). Don’t have a key yet? Hosted: sign in at vexa.ai/signin with a Google account and copy your key from your account page — free credit, no card required. Self-hosted: make all prints a key when the stack comes up. The guides fall into three chapters by the plane they work on. Meetings and agents are separate domains, each usable on its own; the third chapter is where they compose.

Meetings only

Capture and access meetings through the Meetings API — no agent involved.

Sync your calendar

Paste one secret ICS address — upcoming meetings import and auto-join.

Send a bot and get a transcript

Capture Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams — live, speaker-attributed.

Stream a transcript over WebSocket

Per-segment push instead of polling.

Use a custom STT endpoint

Point meeting transcription at your own OpenAI-compatible ASR service.

Retrieve a recording

List recordings and stream the audio from your own storage.

Capture now, transcribe later

Record without transcribing, then run the audio through your own STT.

Automate summaries with n8n

Calendar to bot to transcript to Slack — no backend to write or host.

Agents only

Put agents to work over your workspace through the Agent API — with or without any meeting.

Chat with your workspace

Ask an agent that has your whole knowledge base as context.

Browse, upload & swap the workspace

Read files over the API, add documents, or attach your own git repo.

Brief me every morning

An unattended agent on a cron schedule.

Triage incoming email

An event-triggered agent that proposes tasks — safely.

Meetings + agents

Where the two planes compose: an agent rides or acts on a meeting.

Plan and share a meeting

Prepare a shared knowledge space, invite your attendees, and the bot joins at start.

Run a live meeting copilot

Cards for people, decisions, and action items as the call happens.

Report after every meeting

Notes, decisions, and follow-ups written into your workspace when a call ends.

Operate

Running the stack itself — Deployment, Configuration, and Troubleshooting.