Connect Claude to Zoom

List the users on the Zoom account, with each one's id, email, name, type and status. Call it first when you do not know which host to act on, and to find out whether the connection reaches anything at all - a failure here usually means the app is missing the user:read:admin scope rather than that the credentials are wrong. Only active users are returned unless status says otherwise. Page with next_page_token, which expires after fifteen minutes.

Fetch one user's record: id, email, display name, licence type, personal meeting id, timezone and department. Use it to resolve an email address to the user id that the meeting operations take, or to confirm what licence a host has before scheduling something their plan does not allow.

List one host's meetings. `type` decides which: scheduled (the default) returns unexpired past, live and upcoming scheduled meetings, live returns only what is running now, upcoming returns future meetings including live ones, and previous_meetings returns meetings whose end time has passed. Two limits are Zoom's rather than this connector's: instant meetings never appear here at all, and upcoming, upcoming_meetings and previous_meetings return at most six months of data. The `id` returned is what get_meeting, update_meeting and delete_meeting take.

Fetch one meeting in full: topic, agenda, start time, duration, timezone, join URL, passcode, recurrence and every setting. IMPORTANT: a Zoom meeting id can be more than ten digits, so pass it as a string here - a numeric id truncated by a caller's own integer handling addresses a different meeting or none at all. Use occurrence_id to read a single occurrence of a recurring meeting.

List one host's cloud recordings. IMPORTANT: the from/to window can span at most one month, and Zoom does not tell you when you ask for more - it silently answers with a shorter range. Leaving both out means today and tomorrow, not everything, which is the other half of the same surprise. Trashed recordings are a separate listing reached with trash, and Zoom ignores from and to entirely for those. Requires a Pro plan or higher and the recording:read:admin scope. The array comes back under `meetings`, each with its recording_files.

Fetch the recording files for one meeting: video, audio, chat, transcript and closed captions, each with its size, type and Zoom download URL. This connector returns the URLs and never downloads the media itself. `meeting_id` accepts a meeting id, which returns the latest instance, or a meeting UUID, which returns exactly that one - and a UUID that starts with a slash or contains a double slash must be double URL-encoded before it is passed here, which is Zoom's own requirement rather than this connector's. Set include_fields to download_access_token when the URLs need to be usable without a Zoom session, and ttl to say for how many seconds, up to 604800.

List who attended a meeting that has already finished, with each person's name, email, join and leave times and duration. `meeting_id` takes a meeting id, which reports on the latest instance, or a meeting UUID for one specific instance - and a UUID beginning with a slash or containing a double slash must be double URL-encoded, which is Zoom's own requirement. Requires a Pro plan or higher, and Zoom keeps this data for fifteen months. A meeting with only one participant is omitted entirely unless the account has the "Show one person meetings and webinars on Dashboard and Reports" setting enabled, which is the usual reason this comes back empty for a meeting that certainly happened.