Zoom

Keep meeting passages available to your AI agent so it can recover decisions, check promises and prepare for a call with sources. The Zoom command-line tool runs on your computer as zm; it reads available hosted data or imports transcript files.

What you can doCopy Anchor Link

• Read available hosted meetings, participant sessions, transcripts and Zoom summaries.
• Import downloaded transcript files and keep corrected versions with their history.
• Archive available audio, video and transcript assets, verify them and resume supported downloads.
• Search passages by words or configured search by meaning, then combine them with notes and project context.
• Read upcoming meetings and invitations; preview simple meeting changes before applying them.

API access uses the configured Zoom app and the permissions you grant. Transcripts must be available for your account; meetings you attended can be imported from downloaded files.

Connect your dataCopy Anchor Link

Start with install and connect. Its steps cover using an app you already created, a WireCat/team app available to your Zoom user, or creating your own. You need its Public Client ID and browser consent, not a credentials file. For files only, import VTT transcripts without a Zoom app.

After storing a first meeting, connect your agent through a terminal skill or read-only MCP tools. The connection does not retrieve data by itself.

Choose your next taskCopy Anchor Link

• Search and read meeting evidence.
• Keep cloud recordings and transcripts.
• Find upcoming Zoom meetings.
• Connect meetings to projects, people and other sources.

For exact controls, use the command reference. If a source is missing or access fails, follow troubleshooting.