Meeting Link Surfacer

Why it does not copy the link automatically

The obvious version of this tool copies the link to your clipboard the moment it finds one. This does not, on purpose.

Silently replacing whatever you had on your clipboard takes something from you without asking, and you could easily lose something you were part way through pasting. That is the opposite of a tool that minds its own business. Browsers also block clipboard writes not tied to a user gesture, so an automatic copy would be unreliable as well as rude.

The chip joins on click, and has a Copy button for when you actually want the link.

Edge cases it handles

Several links in one invite. Platforms are ranked, so a Zoom or Meet link beats a dial-in number, an agenda doc or a "manage this event" calendar link.

Recurring events. Identity includes the start time, so Tuesday's standup is a different occurrence from Monday's. Dismissing one does not silence the series.

Back to back meetings. The chip always shows the soonest eligible meeting. The moment the first passes its grace period and the second enters its window, it hands over by itself rather than going stale.

Deliberately not a meeting assistant

No transcription, no note taking, no summaries. There are plenty of AI meeting assistants and this is not one of them. It retrieves a link and gets out of the way.

Permissions

Google Calendar only, plus local storage. It reads events already rendered on the Calendar page. No Calendar API, no account linking, no network requests. The only thing stored is which chips you dismissed, for three days.