plugins/zoom-meeting/skills/zoom-meeting/SKILL.md
Schedule Zoom meetings with calendar invites. Use when scheduling client calls, consultations, or any video meeting. Triggers: 'zoom meeting with...', 'schedule call with...', 'consultation with...'
npx skillsauth add aviz85/claude-skills-library zoom-meetingInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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First time? If
setup_complete: falseabove, run./SETUP.mdfirst, then setsetup_complete: true.
Schedule Zoom meetings and send calendar invites automatically.
When user says "Zoom meeting with [name]":
get-contact (or ask user for email)If multiple found, ask user to choose:
Found multiple matching "יוסי":
1. יוסי כהן (yossi@...)
2. יוסי לוי (david@...)
Which one?
First time? See SETUP.md for Zoom app creation and credentials.
Quick check: .env file needs: ZOOM_ACCOUNT_ID, ZOOM_CLIENT_ID, ZOOM_CLIENT_SECRET
After creating Zoom meeting, create calendar event with guests param to auto-send invite.
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