Zoom MCP Server
by Prathamesh0901
The Zoom MCP Server manages Zoom meetings via a Model Context Protocol, enabling integration with AI tools like Claude and Cursor. It allows you to create, update, delete, and retrieve Zoom meetings using a standardized MCP interface.
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What is Zoom MCP Server?
The Zoom MCP Server is a Model Context Protocol server designed to manage Zoom meetings programmatically. It provides a standardized interface for AI tools like Claude and Cursor to interact with Zoom's meeting management capabilities.
How to use Zoom MCP Server?
To use the server, configure your Claude or Cursor MCP config file with the provided JSON snippet, replacing the placeholder credentials with your actual Zoom App credentials from the Zoom Marketplace. Then, you can use the available tools to manage your Zoom meetings.
Key features of Zoom MCP Server
Retrieve active Zoom meetings
Create new Zoom meetings
Update existing meetings
Delete Zoom meetings
Use cases of Zoom MCP Server
Automated meeting scheduling
Integrating Zoom meeting management into AI workflows
Programmatically managing Zoom meetings from Claude or Cursor
Building custom Zoom meeting management tools
FAQ from Zoom MCP Server
What is a Zoom Account ID?
What is a Zoom Account ID?
Your Zoom Account ID is a unique identifier for your Zoom account.
Where do I find my Zoom Client ID and Client Secret?
Where do I find my Zoom Client ID and Client Secret?
You can find your Zoom Client ID and Client Secret after creating a Zoom App on the Zoom Marketplace.
What is Zod schema validation?
What is Zod schema validation?
Zod schema validation is used to ensure that the parameters passed to each tool are valid and conform to the expected data types.
How do I contribute to this project?
How do I contribute to this project?
You can contribute by forking the repository, creating a new branch, making your changes, committing them, pushing to your fork, and opening a pull request.
What license is this project under?
What license is this project under?
This project is licensed under the MIT License.