Emmanuel Hernández Bazán
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## Summary
- Sends an explicit Recall.ai recording retention policy when creating
or rescheduling meeting bots.
- Uses the optional server variable
`MEETING_BOT_RECORDING_RETENTION_HOURS` instead of a workspace/app
variable.
- Defaults to `166` hours (6 days and 22 hours), keeping Twenty-hosted
deployments below Recall.ai's 7-day free storage window while still
allowing self-hosters to configure a longer retention period.
## Why
Recall.ai accounts created after June 12, 2025 retain recording media
forever unless retention is configured. Twenty ingests the meeting
artifacts into its own storage, so Recall.ai media retention should be
bounded by default to avoid unnecessary third-party storage cost.
## Changes
- Replaces the days-based app variable with the server variable
`MEETING_BOT_RECORDING_RETENTION_HOURS`.
- Adds a default retention constant of `166` hours.
- Builds `recording_config.retention = { type: 'timed', hours }`
centrally through `getRecallBotRecordingConfig()`.
- Applies the same recording config to both bot creation and bot
rescheduling.
- Documents the server variable and warns that values above `168` hours
may incur Recall.ai storage charges.
- Updates Recall API tests to assert retention is sent and invalid
values fall back to the safe default.
## QA
- [x] `yarn test:unit`
- [x] `yarn lint`
- [x] `yarn exec tsc --noEmit -p tsconfig.spec.json`
- [x] `git diff --check`
- [x] Live Recall.ai bot payload includes `recording_config.retention =
{ type: 'timed', hours: 166 }`
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Co-authored-by: Emmanuel Hernandez <emmanuel.hernandez@clickbalance.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-authored-by: ehconitin <nitinkoche03@gmail.com>
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