Cited to the file and the page
Every answer shows which document it came from and which page. If you need to check it, you know exactly where to look.
RustyRAG Meet Copilot
An AI assistant for Google Meet that answers from your own documents
Someone on the call asks a question you cannot answer from memory. About a second later the answer is on your screen, in three short lines, taken from documents you have already uploaded. Nobody else on the call sees it.
Chrome 111 or newer. Works on Google Meet. Needs a RustyRAG account.
RustyRAG Meet CopilotlisteningWhat kind of latency are we talking about at our scale?
- 300 ms p50, end to end.
- Measured on a 10,000 document corpus.
- Rust core, no Python hop in the path.
benchmarks-2026.pdfp4
812 ms
How it worksThree things happen
Three things happen
while you are still talking.
- 01
Someone asks a question
The copilot listens to the other people on the call. It works out which sentences are real questions and ignores the rest.
- 02
It searches your collection
The question goes to the RustyRAG API and runs against the documents you have already uploaded. Nothing is invented.
- 03
You read three bullets
The answer lands in a panel inside the call, in about a second. Three short lines, with the file and page they came from.
ConnectorsIt answers from the documents
It answers from the documents
you already have.
Meet Copilot reads your RustyRAG collections. Upload files directly, or connect a source once and let it sync on its own. Anything in the collection can be quoted on a call the moment it lands.
Google Drive
OneDrive
SharePoint
Gmail
Outlook
GitHub- Direct upload
PDFs, Word files, slides, spreadsheets and scans. Pages are parsed with layout, so a table stays a table and a citation points at the page it came from.
What it doesWhat Meet Copilot does
What Meet Copilot does
and what it stays out of.
It keeps the answer you are reading
Most of what people say on a call is not a question. A plain statement will not wipe the answer off your screen halfway through reading it.
Web search stays off
By default it only answers from your own documents. Web search is one toggle in the panel, and it is off until you turn it on.
It hides when you share
Start sharing your screen or a window and the panel removes itself, so it never ends up in front of the people on the call.
One key press to hide it
Alt, Shift and H hide the panel and bring it back. You can also dock it as a side rail or a strip across the top.
Built on the same API
It uses the same RustyRAG collections as your app and your agents. Upload a document once and every surface can answer from it.
Privacy
It never listens to your microphone
Only the other people
The copilot captures the audio of the call tab, which is the people you are talking to. Your own microphone is never part of it.
Nothing is stored
Audio is turned into text so the question can be answered, then dropped. There is no recording and no saved transcript.
Only on Google Meet
The extension runs on meet.google.com and nowhere else. On every other site it does nothing at all.
Your documents only
Answers come from the collections in your own RustyRAG account. Web search is off unless you turn it on.
Full detail lives in our privacy policy.
Setup
What you need
- A RustyRAG account with at least one collection of documents uploaded.
- Chrome 111 or newer. The extension uses tab audio capture, which older versions do not have.
- Your API key, pasted once. The extension checks it against the API and keeps it in local browser storage. Disconnect gives it back.
FAQ · the common ones
Common questions
No. It does not save a recording and it does not write a transcript to your account. Audio from the call goes to our relay, gets turned into text so the question can be answered, and is not kept.
No. The panel is drawn in your own browser tab, so it is not part of the video stream and nobody else sees it. It also hides itself the moment you start sharing your screen or a window.
No. It only listens to the audio coming from the other people on the call. Your own microphone is never captured.
From the collections in your own RustyRAG account. You can upload files directly or sync them from Google Drive, OneDrive, SharePoint, Gmail, Outlook, or GitHub. Web search is off unless you turn it on.
Google Meet today. The extension only runs on meet.google.com and does nothing at all on any other site.
A RustyRAG account with at least one collection of documents, and Chrome 111 or newer. You paste your API key into the extension once and it checks the key against the API before saving it.
About a second from the end of the question to a finished answer. The panel shows the exact number for every answer, measured on our server, so you are never guessing.