When you’re in your Private Office and join an external Zoom meeting, Roam automatically sets you to Do Not Disturb (DND) mode with a Zoom icon. How Auto-DND for Zoom Works Auto-DND for Zoom is enabled when all of the following conditions are met: You’re using the Roam Desktop app. You have granted Roam screen share permissions (Mac only). You’re in your Private Office. You’re using the Zoom Desktop app (Zoom phone calls are not supported). You’re not already in DND mode (Roam will only switch you to Zoo

When you’re in your Private Office and join an external Microsoft Teams meeting, Roam automatically sets you to Do Not Disturb (DND) mode with a Teams icon. Auto-DND for Microsoft Teams How Auto-DND for Teams Works There are two ways Auto-DND is triggered for Microsoft Teams. 1. Using the Microsoft Teams App Auto-DND for Teams is enabled when all of the following conditions are met: You’re using the Roam Desktop app on Windows or Mac (on Mac, Sonoma 14.2 or later is required). You’re in your Private O

When you’re in your Private Office and join an external Google Meet meeting, Roam can automatically set you to Do Not Disturb (DND) mode with a Meet icon. Auto-DND for Google Meet How Auto-DND for Google Meet Works There are two ways Auto-DND is triggered for Google Meet. 1. Using Progressive Web App Important: You must be using a Mac, Windows, or Linux computer and use the Google Meet Progressive Web App, not Chrome or another browser. Auto-DND for Google Meet is enabled when all of the following con

When you’re in your Private Office and start recording a Magicast, Roam automatically sets you to Do Not Disturb (DND) mode with a Magicast icon.

Connect the AI assistant you already use to your Roam meetings, transcripts, chat messages, people, and calendar. Roam includes setup guides for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Muse, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Visual Studio Code, and Gemini CLI. You can also connect OpenClaw and other assistants that support MCP (Model Context Protocol). Once connected, your assistant can answer questions using context from your actual Roam and take actions on your behalf. What You Can Do Use an AI assistant with Roam to: Summa

When you’re in your Private Office and playing music from the Spotify or Apple Music app, Roam automatically displays a music playback icon on your office, showing the song you’re listening to. Music on the map How Music on Map Works Music on the map is active when all of the following conditions are met: You’re using the Roam Desktop app. You have enabled Spotify or Apple Music in Settings > Integrations. You’re in your Private Office. You have granted Roam screen share and Automation permissions (Mac

Roam apps can show what someone is working on directly from the Floor Map. Custom activity can include an emoji, title, supporting text, and a colored glow. An app can also turn on Do Not Disturb (DND) while the activity is running. In a person’s assigned Private Office, an app can display the colored glow and enable DND. Away from that office, the activity may appear as a badge with the person instead; the office glow and DND do not follow them. Automatic Activity for Coding Agents Roam already includes

Roam can show when you are using Claude Code directly in your Private Office on the map. When enabled, your office glows and shows the Claude logo while Claude Code activity is detected. Enable Claude Code on the Map Go to Settings > Integrations. Enable Claude Code. Note: Roam uses Claude Code hooks to show activity. Roam never has access to your Claude Code conversations or data, only whether your activity has started or stopped.

Roam can show when you are using OpenAI Codex directly in your Private Office on the map. When enabled, your office glows and shows the Codex logo while activity is detected. Enable Codex on the Map Go to Settings > Integrations. Enable Codex. Note: Roam uses Codex hooks to show activity. The Codex app displays a hook icon each time one is invoked. Roam never has access to your Codex conversations or data, only whether your activity has started or stopped. Codex hooks, and therefore Codex activity on th

Roam can show when you are using Cursor’s Agent in your Private Office on the map. When enabled, your office glows and shows the Cursor logo while Agent activity is detected. This is separate from Cursor Cloud Agents launched with @Cursor in Roam chat. Cursor on the Map only reflects local Agent activity in the Cursor desktop app. Enable Cursor on the Map Go to Settings > Integrations. Enable Cursor. Note: Roam uses Cursor hooks to show activity. Roam never has access to your Cursor conversations or dat