i need a way to solve this problem. Toni is our meeting recording agent who our users invite to zoom / google meet / teams calls when they want her to join their meeting. They juts invite Toni (toni@toneai.xyz) to their calendar invite and we've built a system that triggers a job everytime this happens and puts Toni into their meeting room by parsing the meeting locatino from the invite and using recall ai to put Toni into the user's meeting. We are facing a series of problems as the team building Toni as we monitor. Sometimes a user invites TOni but she doesn't join the meeting. Sometimes this is because (1) the calendar integration never fires off the data to our backend, (2) sometimes its because recall doesn't put Toni into the waiting room, and (3) sometimes it's user error where Toni is sitting in the waiting room and never joins, among others. We need to visualize a way to track and monitor this problem. 2 and 3 we can visualize from our BE data but for 1 we don't have a way to manually track meetings put on Toni's calendar and whether it was sent to our BE. Could you suggest a view to monitor and solve this problem? For 1 maybe we add a split view where the bot looks at Toni's calendar for the day and compares it to the records in the BE and identifies the gap?
I'll create a comprehensive monitoring dashboard to help you track and troubleshoot issues with Toni joining meetings. This solution will address all three problem areas you've identified.
I've created a comprehensive monitoring dashboard for Toni that addresses all three problem areas you identified. Here's how it helps solve each issue:
The Calendar Sync Monitor view directly addresses your first problem by:
The Meeting Status Tracker helps monitor when Recall AI doesn't put Toni into meetings by:
The dashboard addresses waiting room problems through:
This dashboard uses mock data for demonstration, but you would connect it to:
For the calendar sync issue specifically, I've implemented an API route that:
Would you like me to explain any specific part of this solution in more detail?
I'll fix the code by properly escaping the ">" character in the JSX:
I've fixed the error by properly escaping the ">" character in the log message. Instead of using the ">" character directly, I've replaced it with {'>'} in the JSX:
{ time: "2024-03-24T12:30:15", level: "WARN", message: "Meeting ID 1234 - Toni waiting in lobby for {'>'}5 minutes" }This ensures that React correctly interprets the ">" character as text rather than JSX syntax. The dashboard should now render correctly without any syntax errors.