It doesn't join them. Connect Google once and CTX reads your calendar; when the connected account organizes a meeting and its Workspace edition has Meet transcription turned on, CTX picks up Google's own transcript after the call — nothing in the room with you, and no per-hour cost. Where a native transcript isn't available, a recording bot can join as a paid fallback, and only if you turn it on: Settings → Capture policy decides which meetings it may join, and Settings → Consent decides whether it announces itself in the chat, waits for the host to acknowledge it, or never joins at all. Google Meet is the only source live today; Zoom and Microsoft Teams are planned.

CTX generates structured artifacts — Jira tickets with acceptance criteria and labels, and implementation-ready prompts for Cursor and Claude that include the relevant decisions and constraints from the discussion. You review before anything is pushed.

Yes. Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Enterprise plans add SSO/SAML, custom retention, audit logs, and a VPC/on-prem deployment option.

Today CTX captures Google Meet and delivers to Jira, plus Claude Code and Cursor over MCP. Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Linear, and Slack are on the roadmap, and we won't put a date on them here. Meanwhile the API on Team and Enterprise reads the same verified context back by ticket key, by bundle, or by search, so you can route it wherever you need it.

Yes, on Team and Enterprise. Team covers 10 people on one bill. You invite someone by email address: CTX emails them the invitation and hands you the same one-time link, so you can also just paste it into Slack. A pending invitation holds a seat until it is accepted or revoked. Roles are owner, admin, and member — only an owner can change roles or cancel the subscription.

No. Departments decide what each person sees by default and where their tickets are filed — they are not a privacy boundary. Anyone in the workspace can ask to see every meeting, and an API key acts for the whole workspace with no personal role. If you need a hard wall between two groups, use two workspaces.

Absolutely. The Starter plan is free forever and requires no card. Upgrade only when you need unlimited meetings and automation.