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CLI for Zoom

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Manage Zoom meetings from your command line.

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Updated Aug 3, 2026
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What CLI for Zoom does

The CLI for Zoom is a command-line interface that allows users to manage their Zoom meetings, participants, and recordings directly from the terminal. By leveraging the Zoom REST API, this tool provides a comprehensive set of commands for creating and managing meetings, handling participant registrations, and accessing cloud recordings. The CLI is designed for users who prefer to work in a terminal environment and need to automate or streamline their Zoom-related tasks without navigating through the web interface.

Installation is straightforward, requiring Python 3.10 or higher and the Zoom application to be installed on your system. Once set up, users can access a variety of commands to create new meetings, list existing ones, update details, and even download recordings. The tool also supports batch operations for participant management, allowing users to register multiple participants from a CSV file, which can significantly save time for larger meetings.

For those who prefer interactive use, the CLI includes a REPL mode that allows users to enter commands directly, complete with tab-completion and command history. This feature is particularly useful for users who want to experiment with different commands without needing to remember the exact syntax. Additionally, the CLI maintains session state, providing undo/redo capabilities and project persistence, which can be beneficial for users managing multiple Zoom projects.

Overall, the CLI for Zoom is an effective solution for developers and power users who need to integrate Zoom functionalities into their workflows or automate meeting management tasks. It is especially suited for those who are comfortable with command-line interfaces and seek to enhance their productivity by managing Zoom through scripts or terminal commands.

When to use it

Use this tool when you need to automate Zoom meeting management or prefer working in a terminal environment.

When not to use it

This is not suitable for users who are unfamiliar with command-line interfaces or prefer graphical user interfaces for managing meetings.

What you can build with it

Automate Meeting Creation

Use the CLI to script the creation of Zoom meetings, saving time for repetitive tasks.

Batch Register Participants

Quickly register multiple participants for a meeting by importing their details from a CSV file.

Access Cloud Recordings

Effortlessly list and download cloud recordings from past meetings using command-line commands.

How to install CLI for Zoom

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1. Install with the skills CLI

npx skills add hkuds/cli-anything/cli-anything-zoom --agent claude-code

2. Or install it manually

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Written by hkuds

cli-anything-zoom

CLI harness for Zoom — manage meetings, participants, and recordings from the command line via the Zoom REST API.

Installation

This CLI is installed as part of the cli-anything-zoom package:

pip install cli-anything-zoom

Prerequisites:

  • Python 3.10+
  • zoom must be installed on your system

Usage

Basic Commands

# Show help
cli-anything-zoom --help

# Start interactive REPL mode
cli-anything-zoom

# Create a new project
cli-anything-zoom project new -o project.json

# Run with JSON output (for agent consumption)
cli-anything-zoom --json project info -p project.json

REPL Mode

When invoked without a subcommand, the CLI enters an interactive REPL session:

cli-anything-zoom
# Enter commands interactively with tab-completion and history

Command Groups

Auth

Authentication and OAuth2 setup.

CommandDescription
setupConfigure OAuth app credentials
loginLogin via OAuth2 browser flow
statusCheck authentication status
logoutRemove saved tokens

Meeting

Meeting management commands.

CommandDescription
createCreate a new Zoom meeting
listList meetings
infoGet meeting details
updateUpdate a meeting
deleteDelete a meeting
joinOpen meeting join URL in browser
startOpen meeting start URL in browser (host only)

Participant

Participant management commands.

CommandDescription
addRegister a participant for a meeting
add-batchBatch register participants from a CSV file
listList registered participants
removeCancel a participant's registration
attendedList participants who attended a past meeting

Recording

Cloud recording management.

CommandDescription
listList cloud recordings
filesList recording files for a specific meeting
downloadDownload a recording file
deleteDelete all recordings for a meeting

Examples

Create a New Project

Create a new zoom project file.

cli-anything-zoom project new -o myproject.json
# Or with JSON output for programmatic use
cli-anything-zoom --json project new -o myproject.json

Interactive REPL Session

Start an interactive session with undo/redo support.

cli-anything-zoom
# Enter commands interactively
# Use 'help' to see available commands
# Use 'undo' and 'redo' for history navigation

State Management

The CLI maintains session state with:

  • Undo/Redo: Up to 50 levels of history
  • Project persistence: Save/load project state as JSON
  • Session tracking: Track modifications and changes

Output Formats

All commands support dual output modes:

  • Human-readable (default): Tables, colors, formatted text
  • Machine-readable (--json flag): Structured JSON for agent consumption
# Human output
cli-anything-zoom project info -p project.json

# JSON output for agents
cli-anything-zoom --json project info -p project.json

For AI Agents

When using this CLI programmatically:

  1. Always use --json flag for parseable output
  2. Check return codes - 0 for success, non-zero for errors
  3. Parse stderr for error messages on failure
  4. Use absolute paths for all file operations
  5. Verify outputs exist after export operations

More Information

  • Full documentation: See README.md in the package
  • Test coverage: See TEST.md in the package
  • Methodology: See HARNESS.md in the cli-anything-plugin

Version

1.0.0

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