Plan a Zoom Meeting Bot in Codex with a Local Event Fixture
Choose a meeting automation architecture and test its event lifecycle using a synthetic timeline in a scratch project.
中文Setup for Codex (Zoom plugin)
Use the complete Zoom plugin. The example uses fictional participants and local events. A live test requires an approved Zoom app and a meeting created for consenting testers.
- In Codex, open /plugins and install Zoom. Use the full plugin package so its sibling skills and references are available.
- Invoke the bundled skill as $build-zoom-bot in a scratch workspace. Keep the example on the local or demo inputs described below.
Example task
Invoke $build-zoom-bot to plan a bot that joins a volunteer test session. In a local fixture feed joined, consent-confirmed, session-ended, and a duplicate session-ended. Ask for an event-to-action table and a finalization test.Expected result
The planned capture gate requires consent, and the duplicate end event schedules one finalization. The plugin routes the live design to Meeting SDK and RTMS references.
Upstream documentation
Original SKILL.md on GitHub · MIT license · Source reviewed
Frequently asked question
Why use a synthetic event history first?
It verifies joining, consent handling, cleanup, and duplicate events without depending on a live meeting or real media.