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About setup-zoom-websockets

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setup-zoom-websockets

Reference skill for Zoom WebSockets

Setup-zoom-websockets is a reference skill for receiving Zoom events over a persistent connection instead of webhooks. It explains when WebSockets are likely to be a better fit, and sets out the differences side by side. WebSockets keep a bidirectional connection open, with lower latency because no new HTTP request is made per event, and they do not require an exposed endpoint. Webhooks are one-time HTTP posts that Zoom sends to your server, which is simpler to set up, while WebSockets need an access token and a connection to be managed. The skill treats the two models as pull versus push and stateful versus stateless, which matters for how you design your server. It is background reference, so it asks you to route to the right workflow first and to use this page to confirm whether a low-latency stream is worth the extra setup. The skill is part of Anthropic's knowledge-work plugins.

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anthropics
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AI Skills
Website
github.com/anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins/setup-zoom-websockets