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Meeting → Code

Turn meeting decisions into shipped code — automatically.

Meeting → Code is a demonstrator showing how the GitHub Copilot SDK, Microsoft WorkIQ, and the GitHub platform work together to close the loop from a conversation in a meeting to running code in a repository.

Node.js TypeScript Copilot SDK


What It Does

The app walks through a three-step pipeline, fully streamed to the browser in real time:

Step What happens Powered by
1. Extract Retrieves notes/transcript from a Microsoft 365 meeting and extracts actionable requirements WorkIQ MCP + Copilot SDK
2. Analyze & Create Compares each requirement against the target repo's codebase, identifies gaps, and creates GitHub Issues GitHub MCP + Copilot SDK + gh CLI
3. Assign & Ship Assigns the Copilot coding agent (copilot-swe-agent) to each issue so it opens PRs automatically GitHub REST API
flowchart LR
    A["M365 Meeting\n(WorkIQ MCP)"] --> B["Gap Analysis\n(GitHub MCP +\nCopilot SDK)"]
    B --> C["GitHub Issues\n(gh CLI)"]
    C --> D["Copilot Coding Agent\n(REST API)\n— opens PRs —"]
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Architecture

meeting-2-code/
├── src/
│   ├── server.ts                 # Express server with SSE streaming endpoints
│   └── agents/
│       ├── session-helpers.ts    # Copilot SDK session wrapper (auto-approve permissions)
│       ├── gap-analyzer.ts       # Phase 1 & 2: WorkIQ meeting extraction + codebase gap analysis
│       ├── github-issues.ts      # Phase 3: Issue creation via gh CLI
│       └── coding-agent.ts       # Phase 4: Copilot agent assignment via GitHub REST API
├── public/
│   ├── index.html                # Single-page app
│   ├── app.js                    # Frontend logic with SSE consumers
│   └── styles.css                # Glass morphism dark theme
├── package.json
└── tsconfig.json

Key Technologies

  • GitHub Copilot SDK — Creates AI agent sessions that orchestrate tool calls via MCP servers. Used for meeting extraction (WorkIQ) and codebase gap analysis (GitHub MCP).
  • Microsoft WorkIQ MCP — Model Context Protocol server that connects to Microsoft 365 data (calendars, meetings, transcripts).
  • GitHub MCP — Remote MCP server for reading repository contents, searching code, and browsing file trees.
  • GitHub CLI (gh) — Used for issue creation and REST API calls for Copilot coding agent assignment.
  • Copilot Coding Agent — Autonomous agent (copilot-swe-agent[bot]) that reads issues and opens pull requests with implementation code.

Prerequisites

Requirement Details
Node.js v22 or later
GitHub CLI Authenticated — run gh auth login
GitHub Copilot Active subscription with Copilot SDK access
Microsoft 365 Account with WorkIQ access and a meeting titled "Contoso Industries Redesign" containing notes/transcript
Target repo A GitHub repository to analyze (defaults to danielmeppiel/corporate-website)

Getting Started

# Clone
git clone https://github.com/danielmeppiel/meeting-2-code.git
cd meeting-2-code

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Start the server
npm start

Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser.

Changing the Target Repository

The target repo is configured in the agent files. Update the OWNER and REPO constants in:

How It Works

  1. Click "Analyze Meeting" — The app creates a Copilot SDK session connected to the WorkIQ MCP server, retrieves the meeting, and extracts requirements. A second session connects to the GitHub MCP server and performs a gap analysis against the target repository for each requirement. Results stream to the UI in real time via Server-Sent Events.

  2. Select gaps → "Create Issues" — For each selected gap, the app runs gh issue create to open a detailed GitHub Issue with description, acceptance criteria, and effort estimate.

  3. Select issues → "Assign Copilot" — The app calls the GitHub REST API to assign copilot-swe-agent[bot] to each issue. The coding agent then autonomously creates branches and opens pull requests.

Development

# Watch mode (auto-restart on changes)
npm run dev

# Type-check
npm run build

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MIT

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