ravi meetings read at that moment. Nothing is saved on your computer and nothing is copied into your organization. A recording can be read for 7 days after the call; after that its transcript may no longer be available.
[12:34] Speaker: text), the meeting chat, and a closing note. --max-chars <n> limits the text output; --json returns everything.
Who can read a meeting
- Only you. The read uses your
ravi login, so the agent reads meetings only on your own turns: the terminal, your direct chat with the agent and your routines. It refuses a group even when you ask there, since everyone in it would read the answer, and tells you to ask in your private chat instead. When anyone else sends the agent a meeting link, the command exits 3 and the agent tells them it cannot read meeting transcripts for other people. - The Console decides access. Your login’s user must be a member of the meeting’s organization with read access to its project, or the meeting must have been shared with your email.
- Other organizations. A meeting recorded in another organization you belong to, such as your company’s, is readable from your personal Ravi only after an admin of that organization allows agents from other organizations to read meetings in its Console settings. It is off by default. Each such read is recorded in that organization’s audit log.