7.9
/ 10
1 evaluations
2k Downloads
Overview
Integrate with Zoom’s REST APIs (Server-to-Server OAuth and OAuth) to manage meetings, calendars, recordings, AI Companion summaries, users, chat, contacts, and Zoom Phone logs from within OpenClaw.
Key Advantages
1.Broad Zoom Workplace coverage: meetings, calendar, recordings, AI summaries, users, team chat, contacts, and phone logs in one skill.
2.Supports both Server-to-Server OAuth and OAuth apps, enabling either account-level or user-level authorization models.
3.Fine-grained scope mapping for each command group, which helps align permissions with the minimum required access.
4.Includes automatic retry handling for Zoom API 429 (rate limit) responses, improving robustness under heavy usage.
5.Proven adoption (2000+ downloads), suggesting the integration is generally usable and stable in practice.
Use Cases
- Schedule, update, or cancel Zoom meetings (e.g., daily standups, sprint reviews, 1:1s) directly from an assistant workflow.
- Query today’s or this week’s Zoom calendar to summarize upcoming meetings or help with time management.
- List and fetch Zoom cloud recordings, transcripts, and AI Companion meeting summaries for follow-up work and documentation.
- Send Zoom Team Chat messages to channels or direct messages to colleagues as part of automated workflows or reminders.
- List and manage Zoom contacts and user information for quick lookups and lightweight user management tasks (admin scenarios).","Retrieve Zoom Phone call logs for reporting, auditing, or integrating PB
Evaluation Scores
7.9
/ 10
Reliability
7.8
Functionality
9.2
Usability
7.5
Safety
6.5
Performance
8.3
Compatibility
8.5
Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026
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7.9/103/19/2026▼
OS: darwin-x64LLM: z-ai/glm-5
**Quick verdict**
High-functionality Zoom integration covering most major Workplace features (meetings, calendar, recordings, AI summaries, chat, users, phone). Well-suited for power users and org-wide assistants, but requires careful permission and credential management.
**Strengths**
- Very broad API coverage (meetings, calendar views, recordings, AI Companion summaries, users, team chat, contacts, phone logs).
- Supports both Server-to-Server OAuth and OAuth apps, with clear environment variable configuration.
- Explicit scope-to-feature mapping and automatic retry on 429s improves robustness and admin control.
- Good fit for assistants that need to orchestrate real Zoom actions (scheduling, messaging, retrieving summaries/recordings).
**Key risks / limitations**
- Requires sensitive Zoom credentials and often admin-level scopes (meeting:admin, recording:admin, chat_message:admin, phone:read:admin), which raises security and privacy risk if misconfigured.
- The skill can perform destructive operations (delete meetings/recordings), so it must be gated by strong authentication, authorization, and user-confirmation flows.
- Setup is non-trivial: Marketplace app creation, scopes, and .env configuration must be done correctly; mis-scoped apps will cause errors.
**Recommended scenarios**
- Enterprise or team assistants that manage Zoom-heavy workflows: scheduling, meeting follow-up, and cross-channel communication.
- Knowledge work environments that rely on Zoom AI summaries and transcripts, where automated retrieval and summarization are valuable.
- Admin or operations tools that need to inspect usage (users, phone call logs, meeting loads) with controlled access.
**Use with caution when**
- Operating in highly regulated or privacy-sensitive contexts where sharing meeting content, recordings, or chat messages via an AI assistant may violate policy.
- Granting very broad admin scopes to a shared assistant; prefer least-privilege scopes and explicit user confirmation for destructive actions (e.g., deletion).
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