Zoom Plugin

Zoom's own Claude plugin for developers building on Zoom. Its skills help your agent pick the right Zoom surface for an idea, plan the build, set up the Marketplace app and OAuth, write the integration and debug it when it breaks, routing into Zoom's reference docs so you don't have to read the whole doc tree first. It also bundles Zoom's hosted MCP servers for live access to your Zoom data. What its skills cover - Starting from an app idea and getting routed to the right Zoom product and build path (/start) - Creating, updating or validating the Marketplace app: its manifest, scopes, events and credentials - Choosing the OAuth model, scopes and redirect flow - Meeting flows with the Meeting SDK, custom video sessions with the Video SDK, and meeting bots, recorders and real-time processing - REST APIs, webhooks with signature verification, and WebSockets - Team Chat apps and chatbots, Zoom Phone, Contact Center and Virtual Agent integrations - Debugging a broken integration: it isolates the failing layer and gives ranked hypotheses with steps to verify them (/debug-zoom) - Deciding when Zoom MCP fits and setting up a safe workflow (/setup-zoom-mcp) The Zoom MCP servers The skills work on their own. The plugin also bundles Zoom's hosted MCP servers, the main Zoom MCP server plus Meetings, Canvas, Chat, Tasks, Revenue Accelerator and Whiteboard, so your agent can search meetings, pull recordings and transcripts, and work with docs, chat, tasks and whiteboards. In Claude Cowork, use Zoom's published connector and sign in with OAuth there. In Claude Code, complete Zoom user-level OAuth yourself, export the access tokens for the servers you want, reconnect the plugin and run /setup-zoom-mcp. Good to know - One OAuth token can serve every server if your Zoom app has all their scopes; separate tokens keep each server's permissions apart. - The servers need licences for the Zoom products they reach. - Creating Marketplace apps straight from Claude Code uses a separately hosted helper MCP server (app-builder-for-agents) that you register yourself; it previews each change and asks you to confirm. - It's in Anthropic's official Claude plugin marketplace as zoom-plugin, and it's MIT licensed.

• “Build an internal meeting assistant that joins calls, extracts action items and stores summaries.”

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• “Build a React app that lets customers schedule and join Zoom meetings from our product.”

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• “Create the minimum General App manifest for a meeting API workflow with webhooks.”

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• “My Zoom webhook signature verification fails in production but not locally.”

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• “Which OAuth model, scopes and redirect flow should my Zoom app use?”

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• “Set up Zoom MCP so Claude can search meetings, pull recordings and create follow-up docs.”

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