# zoom

Connect Codex to Zoom meeting context and use bundled workflows to build or debug Zoom integrations. Useful when coding tasks need meeting details or Zoom API guidance.

- plugin · `type=plugin` · Codex, ChatGPT · ★ 7596
- Author: Zoom · official OpenAI repository
- License: MIT · policy=mirror · the beginning of the file is at the end of this page
- Source: https://github.com/openai/plugins/tree/HEAD/plugins/zoom
- Updated: 2026-10-08
- HTML: https://affpapa.org/en/nevibecode/plugins/zoom

## What it does

The Zoom connector lets Codex find meetings by topic, attendee, or content, then retrieve summaries, transcripts, recordings, and related assets. That context can inform code, documentation, or follow-up work. You’ll need to authorize the connector when Codex asks.

The plugin bundles slash commands for OAuth setup, webhook troubleshooting, integration audits, and implementation across Zoom APIs, SDKs, bots, and other products. It also includes skills and reviewer agents for OAuth scopes and end-to-end integration checks. Developer skills require explicit invocation, such as `$setup-zoom-oauth`; normal task wording won’t select them implicitly.

Codex manages connector authentication. Credentials aren’t exposed as shell environment variables or raw bearer tokens, so a workflow that expects to read them from the command line won’t fit this setup.

## When to use it
- find Zoom meetings by topic or attendee
- retrieve meeting transcripts and summaries for coding work
- plan a Zoom integration and choose an authentication path
- diagnose OAuth or webhook delivery failures
- build an integration with a Zoom API or SDK

## Example prompts
- Find Zoom meetings about the release plan and summarize their key points.
- Check the Zoom authentication flow in this project with `/debug-zoom-auth`.
- Plan a Zoom integration and outline its auth path and milestones with `/plan-zoom-integration`.

## Source text · zoom · MIT

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# Zoom

Zoom connects Codex to Zoom meeting context through the Zoom app connector and provides developer workflows for planning, building, debugging, and reviewing Zoom integrations across APIs, SDKs, webhooks, WebSockets, bots, and automation use cases.

## Plugin Shape

This repository is packaged as a Codex plugin:

- plugin manifest: [`.codex-plugin/plugin.json`](.codex-plugin/plugin.json)
- Zoom app mapping: [`.app.json`](.app.json)
- deterministic command workflows: [`commands/`](commands/)
- focused reviewer agents: [`agents/`](agents/)
- explicit-only developer workflows and references: [`skills/`](skills/)
- branding and screenshot assets: [`assets/`](assets/)

This plugin contains the Zoom app connector mapping, local developer guidance, commands, skills, reviewer agents, and branding assets.

## Upstream Source

- Repo: [zoom/zoom-plugin-codex](https://github.com/zoom/zoom-plugin-codex)
- Imported commit: `6f30034c94b4594daaf814cd9bf4cf972b90a323`
- Local plugin id: `zoom`

## What Zoom Does In Codex

Use `Zoom` when you want Codex to:

- search Zoom meetings by topic, attendee, or content
- retrieve summaries, transcripts, recordings, and related meeting assets
- pull meeting context into coding, documentation, or follow-up workflows
- choose the right Zoom product surface for an integration
- build Zoom REST API, SDK, webhook, WebSocket, bot, and automation workflows
- debug Zoom auth, event delivery, SDK, and API issues

## Using In Codex

Codex can use this plugin through the Zoom app connector plus command, skill, and reviewer-agent surfaces:

- install the plugin from `/plugins`
- authenticate the Zoom app connector when Codex prompts for it
- mention the plugin as `@Zoom` if the UI exposes it
- use natural language requests that need live Zoom meeting context
- use slash commands for deterministic flows such as `/setup-zoom-oauth`, `/debug-zoom-auth`, `/debug-zoom-webhook`, and `/zoom-integration-doctor`
- invoke a bundled skill explicitly with `$skill-name`, for example `$start` or `$setup-zoom-oauth`

The Zoom app connector auth is managed by Codex. It is not exposed as a shell environment variable or raw bearer token.

The developer skills in this curated package are explicit-only: each bundled developer skill has an `agents/openai.yaml` file with `policy.allow_implicit_invocation: false`, so they are available when invoked directly but should not be selected implicitly from normal task wording.

## Command Workflows

Use the bundled slash commands when you want a deterministic flow rather than open-ended routing:

| Command | Description |
|---|---|
| [`/plan-zoom-product`](commands/plan-zoom-product.md) | Choose the right Zoom product surface for a use case and explain the tradeoffs clearly |
| [`/plan-zoom-integration`](commands/plan-zoom-integration.md) | Turn a Zoom product idea into a practical build plan with auth, architecture, and milestones |
| [`/debug-zoom`](commands/debug-zoom.md) | Triage a broken Zoom integration when the failing layer is not yet obvious |
| [`/setup-zoom-oauth`](commands/setup-zoom-oauth.md) | Inspect the repo, choose the right Zoom OAuth flow, and wire the auth path cleanly |
| [`/setup-zoom-webhooks`](commands/setup-zoom-webhooks.md) | Implement or correct a Zoom webhook receiver with validation, signature checks, and reliable delivery handling |
| [`/setup-zoom-websockets`](commands/setup-zoom-websockets.md) | Implement or correct a Zoom WebSocket event stream with connection lifecycle and reconnect handling |
| [`/debug-zoom-auth`](commands/debug-zoom-auth.md) | Isolate OAuth, SDK auth, or token lifecycle failures and propose the minimal fix |
| [`/debug-zoom-webhook`](commands/debug-zoom-webhook.md) | Triage webhook registration, signature validation, delivery, and handler issues |
| [`/zoom-integration-doctor`](commands/zoom-integration-doctor.md) | Run a read-first integration audit across auth, SDK/API choice, and eventing |

## Build Commands

Use the bundled build commands when you want Codex to drive a specific Zoom implementation path:
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