debug-zoom

Debug Zoom is a diagnostic routing skill for troubleshooting broken Zoom integrations. Rather than wandering through the entire Zoom documentation set, it isolates the failing layer, produces a ranked list of likely causes, and routes the developer to the most relevant deep-reference skills, then gives a short verification plan. It solves the frustration of debugging opaque failures across auth, API, webhook, SDK, and MCP behavior.

Given a symptom, error, or failing flow as its argument, the skill runs a five-step workflow: identify the failing layer (auth, API request, webhook, SDK init, media/session behavior, or MCP transport); ask for the minimum missing evidence such as the exact error, platform, request/response, or event payload; produce two to four plausible causes ranked by likelihood; route to the most relevant references in the plugin's `skills/` directory; and provide a short verification plan to confirm the fix. Its output is structured: most likely failure layer, ranked hypotheses, targeted fix steps, a verification checklist, and links to related skills such as debug-zoom-integration, setup-zoom-oauth, and design-mcp-workflow.

It targets developers whose Zoom auth, API, webhook, SDK, or MCP integration is failing and who want a fast, evidence-driven triage instead of a broad documentation search. Typical use cases are diagnosing OAuth failures, webhooks not firing, SDK initialization errors, and MCP transport problems. This is a lightweight, single-file guidance skill that orchestrates diagnosis and hands off to specialized references; it does not itself perform any privileged or destructive actions.