bwat

bwat listens in your Zoom meeting and turns each thing someone commits to into a card, with the sentence they said it in. Send a card to your own Claude Code session with one button, or file it in Jira once an admin turns Jira on.

1. Install with Claude Code

Open Claude Code in any folder and paste this line:

Install bwat for me: clone https://github.com/qoralai/bwat.git, then follow its docs/setup-with-claude.md

Claude explains each step, and you type every secret into bwat’s setup page (what it follows).

2. Or set it up yourself

• On this computer, by yourself: ./bwat setup --web opens the setup page; ./bwat setup --tier local does the same in the terminal.
• For your team, on a cloud server: follow For the installer on that server, by hand or with Claude Code there reading it with you.
• Joining a bwat someone already installed: For everyone else.

Two ways to install

• local: on this computer, for you alone. You sign in with a code, and paste a meeting link to bring bwat in.
• production: on a cloud server, for your team. Google sign-in, the board inside Zoom, and bwat joins meetings on its own.

Choose where bwat runs compares them. Before you start lists what each way needs. Each company downloads the Zoom Meeting SDK itself: see Download the Meeting SDK.

Inside one install, every member can read every meeting’s transcript and cards, not just the meetings they were in: access is team-wide by design. Who can join a production install: Who can sign in. Someone who can’t sign in sees nothing.

Jev, on unless you turn it off, makes cards appear within seconds: it sends recent transcript text and card content to TypeSafe through OpenRouter, and only while OpenRouter lists it as zero data retention. Connect OpenRouter says how to turn it off.

What’s here

Folder	What
backend/	Identity, meeting allocation, Zoom events, transcripts, settings and secrets, the hand-off inbox and client sessions (TypeScript)
bot/	The participant in the meeting (Python, Zoom Meeting SDK)
cards/	The card writer (Python)
web/	The board, the view inside Zoom and the admin panel (TypeScript, React)
setup/	The ./bwat installer

The Claude Code plugin lives in bwat-plugin. To run the stack for development, see backend/README.md.

License

bwat is source available under the Elastic License 2.0. Third-party material it carries is listed in THIRD_PARTY_NOTICES.md.