Plugin guides
Zoom meetings plugin
The zoom-meetings plugin joins zoom.us/j/... links and account subdomains
such as example.zoom.us/j/... as a guest through the Zoom Web App in the
OpenClaw Chrome profile. It does not create meetings, dial in, use the Zoom
Meeting SDK, or capture audio/video recordings.
Use Meeting plugins for shared installation, modes, Chrome and virtual-audio setup, transcripts, remote-node requirements, and verification.
Handle Zoom policy and manual actions
The browser adapter chooses Join from browser, fills the guest name, turns
the camera off, configures the microphone, and clicks Join. It grants the
app.zoom.us origin microphone and speaker-selection permissions before
navigation. In-call state uses Zoom's Leave control.
Zoom can disable browser join or require authentication, email verification, a
passcode, CAPTCHA completion, host admission, or browser device permissions.
The plugin reports these as manualAction; complete the requested step in the
same OpenClaw Chrome profile, then retry status or speech. It does not bypass
Zoom policy.
The Zoom Web App has been live-validated with an official test meeting through the interstitial, iframe guest-name entry, microphone/camera controls, browser and macOS media permissions, in-call detection, live captions, and host-ended detection. Lobby and authentication states retain text fallbacks when no stable DOM identifier is available.
Tool and Gateway surface
The zoom_meetings tool supports join, leave, status, transcript, and
speak. Gateway methods use zoommeetings.*; the node command is
zoommeetings.chrome.
