Zoom

Zoom is the video-calling app you use for work meetings. The official Zoom connector — the Zoom Workspace server, published by Zoom — lets you ask, in plain language, about everything those meetings leave behind: AI-generated summaries, transcripts, recordings, your Team Chat, and Zoom Docs, without opening the app and digging by hand. It's a hosted server (https://mcp.zoom.us/mcp/zoom/streamable): it runs in Zoom's cloud and you connect with your own Zoom account, so it only sees what you can already see.

Ask "Which meeting did we discuss the campaign budget in?" and it searches your meetings, chats, and docs to find the summary, transcript, or recording where it came up. Say "Draft a follow-up doc with the next steps from yesterday's meeting" and it creates a new Zoom Doc from the notes and action items. It's for locating where a topic was discussed, generating agendas, capturing notes, identifying action items, and creating follow-up documents from what's already in Zoom.

What you can ask

• "Search my meetings for where we talked about the launch and bring me the summary."
• "Show me the recording and next steps from Tuesday's client meeting."
• "Create a follow-up Zoom Doc with the action items from yesterday's meeting."
• "What did the team chat say about the delivery date?"

Straight from Zoom's official examples: "Search meeting content" (search meetings, chat and docs), "Review recording resources" (retrieve recording summaries, next steps, and playback links) and "Create follow-up docs" (generate a new Zoom Doc from Markdown with notes or action items).

How you connect

This connector doesn't ask you to paste any API key. It uses your own Zoom account login:

1. When you enable it, a browser window opens for you to sign in to Zoom and authorize access (OAuth).
2. You approve the permissions with your account — the connector can only see and do what that account is allowed to.
3. That's it: no token to copy or renew by hand. Zoom's official connection guide is at developers.zoom.us.

Honest note: it's a server hosted by Zoom (it doesn't run on your computer). Locally you use the mcp-remote bridge, which opens the OAuth flow and keeps the connection to https://mcp.zoom.us/mcp/zoom/streamable. What the agent can see or create is bounded by your Zoom account's permissions.