Building a Real-Time Zoom/Google meet Chat Assistant for Live Q&A and Polls

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Hi everyone,

I’m looking to either build or adopt an assistant (possibly with n8n) that can support me while I lecture on Zoom or Google Meet. I’d love your input or collaboration if something like this already exists or is feasible to create with n8n’s capabilities.

Here’s what I’d like the assistant to do:

:brain: 1. Smart Question Aggregation and Answer Suggestions

While I lecture, the assistant will monitor the meeting chat to:

  • Identify all audience questions
  • Group similar questions by topic
  • Generate answer suggestions

At the end of the session, I’d be able to say something like:
“You’ve asked 37 questions — most of them cluster into four main themes. Here’s a quick summary and my answer to each group.”

This would dramatically improve how I respond to large-group questions without having to scroll back through an overwhelming chat history.

:bar_chart: 2. Real-Time Polling via Chat

When I type <poll start> in the chat, the assistant will:

  • Start collecting all subsequent responses
  • Analyze them in real-time
    Then, when I write <poll end>, it will:
  • Provide me with a summary like:
    “100 participants responded: 60 use ChatGPT (20 also use Claude), 20 use Claude only, 15 don’t use any GPT tools, 35 did not respond.”
  • Automatically generate a slide visualizing the results, ready to share immediately with the group.

I’m curious:

  • Has anyone built anything like this in n8n?
  • Is this doable within its current capabilities?
  • Would anyone be interested in collaborating on building it?

Thanks in advance!

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It’s probably possiable, but am not sure how you would stream a meeting transcript into n8n, but there is likely some API available for this, am wondering how this could be implemented, it a nice idea. Maybe zoom or google meet has API u can implement into when on meeting? Watching this thread :slight_smile:

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Thanks for your input. Mind I’m not suggesting streaming a meeting transcript rather the chat messages that participants post in the chat channel during the meeting while the presentor is presenting