So when I found a "meeting presenter" skill built on top of AgentCall, I wasn't looking for a way to avoid talking (though, fine, not having to be the one narrating in front of the team is a nice side effect). I was looking for a way to get the prep off my plate.

What it actually does

It's a skill you hand to your coding agent - Claude Code, whatever you're already using and it turns your agent into a presenter that joins your Google Meet, Zoom, or Teams call as a real participant. It puts the actual slides up on the meeting's main stage, with its own participant tile talking over them, and narrates each one out loud before moving to the next.

The part that saved me actual hours: I didn't have to hand it a finished deck. I gave it a messy Word doc with our sales numbers, a few charts and half-formed talking points, and told my agent to turn it into a presentation and present it in the call. It wrote the slide titles, the bullets, and the narration itself, then joined the meeting and ran the whole thing. If you already have a .pptx or .pdf with speaker notes, it'll use those verbatim , it only writes narration when there isn't any, it never just reads slide text aloud like a robot doing a book report.

Steering it mid-meeting

The bit I didn't expect: you can talk to it during the presentation. Say its name and a question - "Nova, go back to the pricing slide" or "Nova, what's the timeline look like?"  and it figures out whether to change slides, answer, or steer back on topic if someone derails it. Between requests it just stays quiet, so it's not interrupting the actual discussion. There's also a control-page remote if you'd rather just tap Next/Prev/Pause than talk to it, which is handy if you're in a call where voice control would be awkward.

Setup

This was the part I expected to be a headache and wasn't. Just point your agent at the repo and tell it to install it:

"Install the meeting-presenter skill from https://github.com/pattern-ai-labs/built-with-agentcall (the meeting-presenter folder)."

Or, if you'd rather run one command directly:

npx skills add pattern-ai-labs/built-with-agentcall --skill meeting-presenter

It asks for an AgentCall API key once (free, at agentcall.dev), saves it, and you're done. Then it's just:

"Present this in my meeting: <meeting link>" - attach a doc, or just describe a topic and let it build the deck from scratch.

The actual win

I still make the decisions , what the numbers mean, what the ask is, what matters this week. I just don't spend an afternoon turning that into slides and then reading them out loud myself. That time went back into actual work instead.

Repo's here if you want to poke at it: https://github.com/pattern-ai-labs/built-with-agentcall/tree/main/meeting-presenter