meetings
Work with the user's meetings through the Vexa MCP tools — send a bot to a call, follow the transcript while it runs, and write…
Set up or fix the Vexa MCP connection for this plugin — where the API key comes from, hosted vs self-hosted URL, and how to check the connection. Use when the vexa server is missing, returns 401, or the user asks how to connect Vexa.
$ npx -y skills add Vexa-ai/vexa --skill setup --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this skill gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
/setupContext preview
The summary Claude sees to decide when to auto-load this skill.
Set up or fix the Vexa MCP connection for this plugin — where the API key comes from, hosted vs self-hosted URL, and how to check the connection. Use when the vexa server is missing, returns 401, or the user asks how to connect Vexa.
name: vexa-setup description: Set up or fix the Vexa MCP connection for this plugin — where the API key comes from, hosted vs self-hosted URL, and how to check the connection. Use when the vexa server is missing, returns 401, or the user asks how to connect Vexa.
The plugin needs one value: **Vexa API key** (`vexa_api_key`), and optionally the **MCP URL** (`vexa_mcp_url`).
Check the connection by calling `whats_waiting`. A 401 means the key is missing or wrong; a connection error usually means the URL points at a stack that is not up.
Do not paste keys into chat or files. Tell the user to enter the key in the plugin's settings (it is stored in the OS keychain).
Open-source meeting bots and real-time transcription — cloud or fully self-hosted.
Work with the user's meetings through the Vexa MCP tools — send a bot to a call, follow the transcript while it runs, and write…
Set up recurring or scheduled work — anything the user wants run on a schedule, repeatedly, or at a future time ("every morning",…