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About zoom-oauth

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zoom-oauth

Reference skill for Zoom authentication

Zoom-oauth is a reference skill for Zoom authentication and the token lifecycle. It is meant to be used after the auth workflow has been chosen, and the setup-zoom-oauth skill is the place to start. This skill gives the exact detail for the flow, the scopes and the error cases: how each OAuth flow works and which one to use, how tokens expire, are refreshed and revoked, and what the production patterns look like, such as caching tokens in Redis or storing them in MySQL. It opens with a five-minute runbook of preflight checks to run before any deep debugging, and it includes a troubleshooting page of common errors. The skill describes Zoom's authentication and authorization for its APIs, and it links to the runbook, the flow and lifecycle concept pages and a server-to-server example. It is part of Anthropic's knowledge-work plugins and is written for developers who have to build or debug a Zoom integration that signs in to Zoom's APIs.

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Price
Free
Made by
anthropics
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins/zoom-oauth