Command-line interface for Zoom - CLI harness for **Zoom** — manage meetings, participants, and recordings from the command line via t...

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: Prerequisites: Python 3.10+ zoom must be installed on your system Usage Basic Commands REPL Mode When invoked without a subcommand, the CLI enters an interactive REPL session: Command Groups Auth Authentication and OAuth2 setup. Command Description setup Configure OAuth app credentials login Login via OAuth2 browser flow status Check authentication status logout Remove saved tokens Meeting Meeting management commands. Command Description create Create a new Zoom meeting list List meetings info Get meeting details update Update a meeting delete Delete a meeting join Open meeting join URL in browser start Open meeting start URL in browser (host only) Participant Participant management commands. Command Description add Register a participant for a meeting add batch Batch register participants from a CSV file list List registered participants remove Cancel a participant's registration attended List participants who attended a past meeting Recording Cloud recording management. Command Description list List cloud recordings files List recording files for a specific meeting download Download a recording file delete Delete all recordings for a meeting Examples Create a New Project Create a new zoom project file. Interactive REPL Session Start an interactive session with undo/redo support. 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 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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