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This runs the whole flow with your own account: you play both your backend and your user.

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1. Pick a workspace

Copy your key from API settings and list the workspaces it manages:
Keep the id of the one you test with. In production you create one per customer.

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2. Register a webhook endpoint

Optional here: you can skip it and read the meeting instead in step 6. To receive webhooks on your machine, see Test locally.

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3. Connect your calendar

You own this workspace, so you already are one of its members. Find your mem_ id:
Create a connect link for yourself as your backend would, then open its url in your browser:
Approve access with the Google account whose calendar you want to test. Your users will go through the same link with member_data instead of member_id: see Connect calendars. A link without member_id never connects a workspace owner or admin.

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4. See your meetings

Give the calendar a minute to sync, then:
Each meeting says whether the notetaker will join, in settings.recording.enabled.

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5. Record a call

Open meet.new, then send the notetaker to it:
Keep the meeting_id from the response. Admit the notetaker when it asks to join, talk for a minute or two, then leave the call.

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6. Read the results

Your endpoint receives meeting.finished a few minutes after the call. Without one, read the meeting every 30 seconds or so until results.status is ready or failed:
Then:
You get the transcript as speaker turns, the speakers, the summary with its action items, and the audio. A finished meeting explains every field.

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Next

Build the screens: start with Connect calendar.