Auto-Accept Script for FaceTime for Mac?

Question

Would it be possible to create an applescript that will auto-accept a FaceTime invitation? I would like to be able to check in on my home when I'm away, and this would make perfect sense.
I understand that when this script is active, I would not be able to accept FaceTime invitations on my iPhone, since all FaceTime devices ring at once: causing this script to interfere. I would set FaceTime to use a separate email address, one that only I know, and only I would call; this clears the interference in invitations and this would keep unwanted persons from being able to see my home as well...
The computer entering sleep mode would also be a problem, but a script could change that, or in my case, my Mac won't enter sleep on its own...

Answer 1

Great news Brandon! I figured it out! Facetime will now quit 10 seconds after an inactive call, and the script will continue to run. Keep in mind, if someone knows your facetime email or appleID you have setup with this computer, they to can see what you see if they call.
Here's the updated code:
*-- START SCRIPT HERE --*
repeat
tell application "System Events" to set theCount to the count of (processes whose name is "Facetime")
if theCount = 0 then
do shell script "sleep 1"
else
tell application "FaceTime" to activate
do shell script "sleep 2"
tell application "FaceTime" to activate
tell application "System Events" to tell process "FaceTime"
if name of front window contains "with" then
do shell script "sleep 5"
else
tell application "System Events" to activate application "FaceTime"
keystroke return
do shell script "sleep 5"
-- Check to see if call is active
tell application "System Events" to tell process "FaceTime"
if name of front window contains "with" then
do shell script "sleep 5"
else
-- Check to see if call is not active
tell application "FaceTime" to quit
do shell script "sleep 5"
end if
end tell
end if
end tell
end if
end repeat
end
*-- END SCRIPT HERE --*