another-meet 1.0.4

Manage Google Meet meetings from your terminal

another-meet

Manage Google Meet meetings from your terminal. 🚀

another-meet is a command-line tool for creating, joining, scheduling, and inviting people to Google Meet meetings — without ever leaving your terminal. V1 focuses entirely on Google Meet integration via the Google Calendar API.

Installation (Python)

You can install another-meet globally using your preferred Python package manager:

# pip
pip install another-meet

# uv
uv pip install another-meet

# conda / mamba (via pip since it's on PyPI)
conda install pip
pip install another-meet

(Note: This package automatically downloads the pre-compiled standalone Go binary for your operating system during installation).

Quick Start

# 1. Authenticate with Google
another-meet auth login

# 2. Create an instant meeting with a Google Meet link
another-meet create

# 3. List today's meetings
another-meet list

# 4. Join the next upcoming meeting
another-meet join

Commands

auth — Manage authentication

# Login via browser (OAuth2 + PKCE)
another-meet auth login

# Login from SSH / headless environment
another-meet auth login --headless

# Check who you're authenticated as
another-meet auth status

# Remove stored credentials
another-meet auth logout

Flag	Description
--headless	Login from a headless environment (shows a link instead of opening a browser)

create — Create an instant meeting

# Create a quick 30-min meeting with a Meet link
another-meet create

# Custom title and duration
another-meet create --title "Sprint Planning" --duration 1h

# With attendees and auto-open in browser
another-meet create -t "Design Review" -d 45m -a "[e-mail],[e-mail]" --open

Flag	Short	Default	Description
--title	-t	Quick Meeting	Meeting title
--duration	-d	30m	Duration (30m, 1h, 1h30m)
--attendees	-a	—	Comma-separated emails
--description		—	Meeting description
--open	-o	false	Open Meet link in browser
--calendar		primary	Calendar ID
--no-meet		false	Skip Meet link creation

list — List upcoming meetings

# Today's meetings
another-meet list

# Specific date range
another-meet list --from "2026-06-10" --to "2026-06-12"

# Only meetings with Meet links
another-meet list --has-meet

# JSON output for scripting
another-meet list --json | jq '.[].meet_link'

Flag	Default	Description
--from	today	Start date (e.g. "today", "2026-06-10")
--to	today	End date
--has-meet	false	Only list events that have a Google Meet link
--calendar	primary	Calendar ID to fetch events from

schedule — Schedule a future meeting

# Schedule for a specific date and time
another-meet schedule --title "Design Review" --at "2026-06-10 14:00" --duration 45m

# Schedule for tomorrow with attendees
another-meet schedule -t "Weekly Sync" --at "tomorrow 10:00" -d 30m -a "[e-mail]"

Flag	Short	Default	Description
--title	-t	Quick Meeting	Meeting title
--at		—	When the meeting starts (e.g. "tomorrow 10:00", "2026-06-10 14:00")
--duration	-d	30m	Duration (30m, 1h, 1h30m)
--attendees	-a	—	Comma-separated emails
--description		—	Meeting description
--calendar		primary	Calendar ID

join — Join a meeting

# Join the next upcoming meeting
another-meet join

# Join a specific meeting by event ID
another-meet join --id <event-id>

Flag	Description
--id	Specific event ID to join (if not provided, joins the next upcoming meeting)

invite — Add attendees to a meeting

# Invite to a specific meeting
another-meet invite --id <event-id> -a "[e-mail]"

# Invite to the next upcoming meeting
another-meet invite --next -a "[e-mail],[e-mail]"

Flag	Short	Description
--id		Specific event ID to invite to
--next		Invite to the next upcoming meeting
--attendees	-a	Comma-separated emails to invite

For Full Documentation

For the complete list of command-line flags, configuration details, and contribution guidelines, please visit the official GitHub repository.