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Make GHL Meetings a True Zoom Replacement for Coaching Programs and Communities
Make GHL Meetings a True Zoom Replacement for Coaching Programs and Communities We would love to move our coaching calls, workshops, Office Hours, and guest trainings entirely into GHL. The native connection between Community Events, reminders, meeting access, recordings, and replays is a huge advantage. The pieces below would make it possible for coaching programs and memberships to replace Zoom rather than maintain two platforms. 1. Automatic transcripts and live captions Real-time closed captions during meetings Speaker-labeled transcripts Editable transcripts attached to recordings Download as TXT, DOCX, SRT and VTT Search within transcripts Automatic summaries, key takeaways and action items Option to publish the transcript and summary with the Community replay Transcript and recording APIs/webhooks for Otter, Dropbox and other integrations This is essential for accessibility, member support and content repurposing. 2. Breakout rooms Create breakout rooms before or during a meeting Automatically or manually assign participants Let participants select their own room Move participants between rooms Broadcast messages and timers to every room Allow hosts and co-hosts to visit rooms Bring everyone back automatically Save breakout configurations for recurring calls Breakout rooms are essential for masterminds, peer coaching, small-group exercises and networking. 3. External guest hosts Guest teachers should be able to host or co-host a workshop without becoming community members or receiving access to private community content. We need: Secure guest-speaker invitation links Temporary host or co-host permissions Permission expiration after the event Control over mic, camera, screen sharing and recording Ability to start the room when authorized No access to unrelated community posts, courses or member information 4. Full host and co-host controls Assign multiple co-hosts Transfer host ownership Alternative hosts who can start a scheduled session Waiting room Admit or deny participants Lock the meeting Mute all participants Control participant mic, camera, chat and screen sharing Remove participants Disable participant unmuting when needed Separate moderator and presenter roles Persistent host permissions for recurring events 5. Better recording controls Automatic recording by default Start, stop and pause recording Choose gallery, speaker or screen-share recording layout Record shared screen and speaker simultaneously Separate audio tracks when available Trim the beginning and end Basic cut and remove tools Replace or attach an edited recording to the original event Automatically publish the replay to a selected Community channel or course Recording-processing notifications Downloadable video, audio and transcript files Reliable recording recovery if the host disconnects 6. Scheduling and automation One-time and recurring Community Events Daily, weekly, monthly and custom recurrence Edit one occurrence or the complete series Automated email, SMS, push and in-app reminders Automatic “we’re live” notifications Timezone-aware scheduling Google Calendar, Apple Calendar and Outlook support Workflows triggered by registration, attendance, absence and replay availability Public API and MCP actions to create, edit, cancel and retrieve Community Events This would let Claude, Codex and our automations manage the complete event workflow. 7. Attendance and engagement reporting Registration list Join and leave times Total minutes attended No-show reporting Camera, speaking and participation indicators Chat, reaction and poll engagement CSV export Workflow triggers based on attendance duration Automatically tag attendees and no-shows Event-level analytics across recurring sessions 8. Coaching and workshop tools Polls, quizzes and surveys Collaborative whiteboard Screen annotation Share computer audio with a screen or video Remote-control permission for screen sharing File sharing Persistent meeting chat Q&A mode Spotlight multiple speakers Presentation mode Countdown timer In-room links and calls to action 9. Accessibility Live captions on web and mobile Keyboard-accessible controls Screen-reader compatibility Adjustable caption size, color and placement Multilingual captions and translation Dial-in audio option Accessibility settings saved per member 10. Reliability and production quality Documented interactive participant limits 1080p video option Adaptive video quality for slower connections Connection-quality indicator Automatic reconnection Host continuity if the original host disconnects Browser, iOS and Android feature parity Pre-meeting camera, microphone and speaker test Status and diagnostic information when something fails 11. Privacy and consent Visible recording and transcription consent Configurable consent requirements Recording and transcript access permissions Retention and automatic deletion settings Download restrictions Audit log showing who accessed or downloaded a recording Ability to revoke a guest host’s access immediately The ideal experience would be: A Community admin schedules a recurring coaching call. GHL sends the reminders. Members join from the Community without another app. A guest teacher receives temporary co-host access without seeing private member content. The session includes captions, breakout rooms, polls and screen sharing. Afterward, GHL publishes the recording, transcript, summary and resources in the correct Community channel. Attendance triggers the appropriate follow-up workflows, and Claude or Codex can manage the event through MCP. What would it take to make this the complete native meeting system for GHL Communities, courses and coaching programs?
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Ask AI must inherit user role permissions + agency-level "Ask AI Capabilities" control panel
PROBLEM Ask AI can create, edit and delete across most of the platform, but it does not check the user's role permissions. The only gating today is the access tier (agency vs. sub-account, and plan). A client who is blocked from a feature in the UI can still prompt Ask AI to do it, so agencies cannot safely give clients access to Ask AI. Related posts: "WE NEED PERMISSIONS!" and "Ask AI: Permission settings | Allow ASK AI to make edits / changes". This post proposes a concrete spec. REAL EXAMPLES WITH ASK AI TODAY A user without Calendar access asks Ask AI to delete a calendar or add blocked slots. A user without permission to send bulk messages asks it to send or schedule an SMS/email campaign to contacts. A user without pipeline edit rights asks it to change stages or opportunity values. This breaks third-party integrations that depend on the pipeline structure. A user without Payments access asks it to create invoices, coupons or products. A user without Settings access asks it to create users, buy phone numbers or change custom fields. A user without Funnels access asks it to generate a funnel. PROPOSED SOLUTION Enforcement: every Ask AI action is checked server-side against the requesting user's role, at the tool-execution layer and not only in the prompt (prompt-level blocking can be bypassed). If the user lacks permission, Ask AI replies: "You don't have permission to do this. Contact your agency admin." Ask AI Capabilities panel (agency level): a settings page with an on/off toggle per Ask AI capability group (Calendars, Conversations/Messaging, Pipelines, Payments, Ad Manager, Funnels, Courses, AI Agents, Settings/Admin). Effective access = main role permission AND Ask AI toggle, so Ask AI can never exceed the user's role. A toggle is locked or hidden when the user's main permission is off. Future-proofing: every new permission and every new Ask AI capability automatically gets its own toggle. New capabilities default to off until the admin enables them. Optional: a read-only mode, where Ask AI can read and analyze but cannot write. EXPECTED OUTCOME Role permissions behave the same whether a user clicks or prompts. Agencies can roll out Ask AI to clients with a defined scope and protect their snapshots and integrations.
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Ask AI Computer: Voice calls with sub-agents and background tasks
PROBLEM Ask AI Computer is a powerful always-on computer that can work in the browser for me, but right now I can only interact with it by typing. Every request has to be typed out, and then I have to wait, often a long time, for a single objective to finish before I can hand it the next one. That makes it hard to use throughout the day, especially on the go. REQUESTED FEATURE Allow me to have a live voice call with Ask AI Computer, where it can keep working in the background (including using the browser) while we talk, and can tell me out loud what it is doing and what it found. Key capabilities: Voice calls with the always-on computer: a natural, two-way spoken conversation (interruptible, with clarifying questions) with the AI assistant that is running on the computer. Background browser work during the call: the assistant can keep using the browser in the background and narrate what it is able to do, what it has done, and what it needs from me. Spin up sub-agents or sub-tasks by voice: I can say something like "start a sub-agent to research X" or "run a subtask to update Y" and it kicks off parallel work immediately, instead of one long task blocking everything else. Multiple tasks at once: I can give it several different requests during the same call and it works on them in parallel, rather than making me wait for one objective to finish before starting the next. Check-ins and reporting back: the assistant oversees all the running tasks and gets back to me during the call (and afterwards) on the status and results of each one, and tells me when it needs approval or input. Works on mobile: the call should be usable from the mobile app, and ideally keep running with the screen off (see my related request). WHY THIS MATTERS This is a very important quality-of-life upgrade. I currently talk to other voice-enabled AI assistants multiple times a day, all day long, because being able to just speak and have things get done is so much easier than typing. Ask AI Computer is a great foundation, but it is not quite there yet without voice, sub-agents and parallel tasks. Adding them would make Ask AI a much more competitive, truly hands-free assistant for busy business owners, and cut the waiting time on every objective because tasks run side by side while I stay in the conversation. Thank you for considering this!
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Ask AI: Save, pin and rename chats (with sub-chats) for easy access on mobile
PROBLEM There is currently no way to save a chat in Ask AI. Once I leave a conversation it is hard to get back to, and there is no way to keep my most important chats within easy reach, especially on mobile. I understand that the environment isn't always on and has to be started up, but the conversations themselves should still be easy to return to. REQUESTED FEATURE Add chat management to Ask AI (web and mobile app): Save chats so they are kept in a chat history I can browse and search. Pin chats so my favorite or most-used chats stay at the top of the list and are one tap away in the mobile view. Rename chats so each one has a clear, meaningful title instead of an auto-generated one. Sub-chats: let me start a sub-chat (a branch or thread) inside a main chat, so I can go deeper on one topic without cluttering the main conversation. Sub-chats should also be pinnable and renamable. Suggested behavior: A pinned section at the top of the chat list, on both desktop and mobile. A simple long-press / three-dot menu on a chat with Pin, Rename, and Delete. Chats and sub-chats keep their full context when I come back to them, so I can pick up exactly where I left off. Pinned and renamed chats sync between the web app and the mobile app. WHY THIS MATTERS I want to build consistent, repeatable systems with Ask AI: dedicated chats for specific jobs that I can return to again and again, such as a chat for reviewing my pipeline, one for drafting follow-ups, and one for building out workflows. Being able to pin and rename those chats, and branch off sub-chats, makes it easy to reuse the same setup every time and to review my history later. It would turn Ask AI from a one-off Q&A tool into a reliable, organized workspace, especially for people who are on the go and mostly use the mobile app. Thank you for considering this!
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