# Zoom MCP Server

## Docs

- [What is Zoom MCP Server? Features and how it works](https://docs.peacock.support/introduction.md): Zoom MCP Server bridges Claude Desktop and the Zoom API, letting you manage meetings, users, and recordings with natural language commands.
- [Everything you need before installing Zoom MCP Server](https://docs.peacock.support/prerequisites.md): Everything you need before setting up Zoom MCP Server: Node.js, a Zoom OAuth app with the right scopes, Claude Desktop, and python3.
- [Quickstart guide: set up Zoom MCP Server in minutes](https://docs.peacock.support/quickstart.md): Go from zero to asking Claude about your Zoom meetings in minutes — clone the repo, add credentials, configure Claude Desktop, and start the server.
- [Configure Claude Desktop to connect to Zoom MCP Server](https://docs.peacock.support/setup/claude-desktop.md): Configure Claude Desktop to launch the Zoom MCP Server by editing the Claude config file, setting the correct absolute path, and restarting the app.
- [Configure your Zoom MCP Server environment variables](https://docs.peacock.support/setup/environment.md): Set required Zoom OAuth credentials in your .env file and tune token refresh timing, logging verbosity, and Claude Desktop config path overrides.
- [Create and configure your Zoom Server-to-Server app](https://docs.peacock.support/setup/zoom-credentials.md): Create a Zoom Server-to-Server OAuth app, copy your Client ID, Client Secret, and Account ID, and add the required scopes to authorize the Zoom MCP Server.
- [Zoom meeting tools: list, create, update, and delete](https://docs.peacock.support/tools/meetings.md): Manage your Zoom meetings through Claude using five MCP tools: list, get details, create, update, and delete scheduled or recurring meetings.
- [Zoom cloud recording and participant tools reference](https://docs.peacock.support/tools/recordings.md): Retrieve cloud recordings and participant lists for any past Zoom meeting using two MCP tools — get_meeting_recordings and get_meeting_participants.
- [Zoom user tools: list accounts and look up profiles](https://docs.peacock.support/tools/users.md): Browse and look up users in your Zoom account using two MCP tools that let Claude list users by status or retrieve details for a specific user.
- [Troubleshoot Claude Desktop and Zoom MCP connections](https://docs.peacock.support/troubleshooting/connection-issues.md): Diagnose and resolve connection problems between Claude Desktop and Zoom MCP Server, from config errors and permission issues to Electron app failures.
- [Zoom MCP Server frequently asked questions and answers](https://docs.peacock.support/troubleshooting/faq.md): Answers to common questions about Zoom MCP Server: platform support, data privacy, token behavior, multi-account use, and configuration options.
- [Fix Zoom access token errors and auto-refresh failures](https://docs.peacock.support/troubleshooting/token-issues.md): Diagnose and fix common Zoom access token problems, including missing tokens, expiration errors, failed refreshes, and auto-refresh loops.
- [Manage Zoom meetings using natural language in Claude](https://docs.peacock.support/usage/natural-language.md): Once the Zoom MCP Server is running, you can manage meetings, users, and recordings by typing plain-language requests directly in Claude Desktop.
- [Zoom MCP Server startup modes: terminal, app, and auto](https://docs.peacock.support/usage/startup-modes.md): The Zoom MCP Server can be launched in several ways depending on whether you want a terminal banner, automatic startup, or a native macOS GUI application.
- [How Zoom MCP Server manages and refreshes your token](https://docs.peacock.support/usage/token-management.md): The Zoom MCP Server monitors your OAuth access token and automatically refreshes it before it expires, keeping your connection to Zoom uninterrupted.