plan-zoom-integration

The plan-zoom-integration skill turns a rough Zoom integration idea into a practical, phased implementation plan. It solves the problem developers face at the start of a Zoom project, where they know roughly what they want to build but need to translate it into an architecture, an authentication approach, a delivery sequence, and an early risk assessment before writing code.

The workflow is structured: capture the target user flow and success criteria, choose the correct Zoom surface and supporting services, define authentication requirements including scopes and account assumptions, break implementation into phases (prototype, core integration, reliability, and launch), and surface hard risks early such as OAuth setup, webhook verification, SDK environment limits, marketplace review, and MCP client constraints. It deliberately ends by identifying the smallest deliverable that proves the architecture, encouraging a thin vertical slice first. The output is an architecture summary, the list of Zoom products and APIs required, an auth and scope checklist, delivery phases, and a set of risks, open questions, and an immediate next action. It also links to related skills such as start, setup-zoom-oauth, build-zoom-meeting-app, and build-zoom-bot.

This is a lightweight planning helper within the Zoom partner plugin rather than a code generator. It contains no executable logic or secrets. Its intended users are developers and technical planners scoping a Zoom app or integration who want a disciplined build plan and an early view of the risky parts before committing to an approach.