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Théo JUSTINE
Please let community members start a native video call directly from their GoKollab private conversation, with a simple calling experience like Messenger.
Requested flow:
  1. A member opens a DM and taps a video-call button. The other member receives an incoming call and can accept or decline, on web and mobile. This should work between authorized community members without requiring them to be community admins or create a public live event.
  2. During the call, participants can optionally start/stop recording. Recording should be off by default, clearly visible to everyone, and require participant consent.
  3. When the call ends, its date, duration and status remain in the same conversation. If recorded, show processing progress, then automatically attach the playable recording to that chat. This must be the actual video replay, not only a call-history entry.
  4. Participants can replay it inline and download it when permitted. The recording remains private to authorized participants by default.
  5. Provide an explicit “Share to community post” action: choose the group/channel, add a title and description, review the audience and publish with the required participants’ permission. Never automatically publish a private call to the whole community.
Example: two members have a peer-coaching or collaboration call, choose to record it, find the replay immediately in their conversation once processing finishes, then optionally share a useful session with their group.
This extends the existing Go Live/Meeting Room and recording capabilities to member-to-member private conversations. The key need is the end-to-end flow: DM → video call → optional recording → replay in that same DM → optional download or community post.
Please expose any duration, storage, retention or download limits clearly.