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Embed Zoom meetings in web applications using either a full-page interface or a meeting container within a page. Guidance covers choosing an integration approach, backend authentication, layout customization, browser requirements, and configuration for HD video and gallery view.
Guide server-side Zoom integrations using Zoom Rivet SDK in JavaScript or TypeScript. Consult patterns for authentication, incoming event notifications, typed API calls, multiple modules, and webhook processing on AWS Lambda.
Investigate failures in an existing Zoom integration by checking authentication, requests, SDK setup, media behavior, and MCP connections. The skill identifies the likely failing component and returns prioritized hypotheses, a short fix plan, and verification steps.
Build Zoom meeting integrations in Windows C++ applications, including custom interfaces and bots that run without a visible interface. Guidance covers authentication, audio and video data access, project setup, and troubleshooting callbacks through the Windows message loop.
Build Zoom Team Chat integrations for user messages or interactive bots. Guides API selection, authentication, message cards with buttons and forms, and webhooks that receive commands and user actions.
Build server-side Zoom integrations for meeting scheduling, user management, and recording downloads. This reference guides API endpoint selection, OAuth authentication, request limits, and error diagnosis, with examples for automated workflows and event notifications.
Turn a Zoom integration idea into a recommended architecture and implementation path. The skill identifies the task, selects the appropriate Zoom technology, and routes requests to focused skills for authentication, meetings, bots, AI workflows, or debugging.
Set up access to Zoom Whiteboard through MCP, a connector interface for agent tools. Find authentication requirements, choose the correct board identifier, and follow workflows for listing and retrieving whiteboards, with a catalog of creation and metadata tools.
Use prebuilt Zoom Video SDK interfaces to add video sessions to web applications. This reference covers framework integration, server-generated authentication tokens, chat and screen sharing settings, session cleanup, and troubleshooting for common installation and connection issues.
Embed Zoom meetings in an Electron desktop app using the Meeting SDK. The skill guides developers through initialization, token-based authentication, joining and starting meetings, settings controls, and integration with raw meeting data.
Troubleshoot Zoom integration failures across authentication, API requests, event notifications, and SDK behavior. Get likely causes ranked by probability, relevant reference links, targeted fix steps, and a short checklist to verify the result.
Guides development of custom video sessions in native iOS apps using Zoom Video SDK. Covers custom interface control, token-based authentication, session joining, and handling media and participant events, with references for compatibility checks and troubleshooting.
Plan how an AI agent should interact with Zoom through MCP, a protocol for calling tools. Assess task suitability, divide responsibilities between MCP and REST APIs, and identify connection, authentication, and client requirements.
Guides the implementation of Zoom meeting experiences in web or mobile apps. Helps choose between Meeting SDK and Video SDK, plan authentication and joining, and identify when meeting creation needs REST API support or other references.
Implement or modify Composio's Python SDK, the code used to integrate its features into Python applications. Covers tools, sessions, authentication settings, connected accounts, client integration, and shared models under python/composio.
Implement or change behavior in Composio’s TypeScript SDK, the library used to integrate Composio into applications. Covers tools, sessions, authentication settings, connected accounts, and generated interfaces in @composio/core and shared TypeScript packages.
Set up, debug, and extend PicoClaw using its own commands and configuration structure. Get guidance on model authentication, external tool connections, scheduled tasks, and how conversations are routed and stored.
Set up and troubleshoot a local agentmemory server by checking MCP connections, authentication, ports, and environment settings. Understand which optional memory features require additional configuration, model downloads, or token usage before enabling them.
Guides HTTP integration with the agentmemory server for saving and searching knowledge. It explains authentication, request conventions, and endpoint references, including how to connect systems that do not support MCP, the agent tool connection protocol.
Review code for security vulnerabilities using a checklist covering unsafe input, authentication, access permissions, secrets, and data exposure. Classify findings into four severity levels to distinguish exploitable flaws, issues needing investigation, and smaller improvements.
Generate a starting project for a subscription web app with Next.js, including sign-in, database schemas, billing routes, and a dashboard. The workflow also covers staged validation and reference documents for customization and common setup problems.
Guide cmux backend changes with consistent rules for Effect, a TypeScript library for structured error handling. Covers Cloud VM state, database migrations, provider integrations, and authentication and payment checks so changes follow the intended architecture.
Set up and troubleshoot Daytona sandbox environments, which provide isolated spaces for running applications. The skill covers CLI authentication, persistent desktop and server sandboxes, diagnostic logs, shared secrets storage, snapshot refreshes, and environment deletion.
Test CodexBar against real provider services, check application settings, and verify menu contents. Use command-line checks and visual evidence to distinguish authentication problems, API mismatches, and display issues before a release.