rivet-sdk

This reference skill covers the Zoom Rivet SDK, a JavaScript/TypeScript server-side framework that bundles Zoom auth handling, webhook receivers, and typed REST API wrappers so developers can scaffold Zoom integrations with minimal glue code. It addresses the problem of assembling OAuth token handling, webhook signature verification, and API calls into one coherent Node.js server, and it helps decide when Rivet is worth adopting versus using direct OAuth plus REST.

The skill documents Rivet's lifecycle: choose modules and a per-module auth model (Client Credentials, User OAuth, Server-to-Server OAuth, Video SDK JWT), instantiate clients with credentials and a webhook secret, register event handlers, call APIs through `client.endpoints.*`, start receivers exposing webhook endpoints, persist tokens and enforce signature verification, and monitor per-module failures. It provides architecture and lifecycle notes, getting-started and multi-client patterns, a reference map, versioning/compatibility guidance, sample validation, and a detailed environment-variable reference covering client IDs/secrets, webhook secret tokens, S2S account IDs, redirect URIs, state-store secrets, and per-module ports. High-level scenarios include Team Chat bots, multi-module backends, Video SDK telemetry, ISV tenant-aware orchestration, and AWS Lambda webhook processing.

It targets backend developers building Zoom integrations who want faster server scaffolding, and its guidance is security-conscious — tokens are server-side, webhook signatures are verified, secrets are rotated. The content is documentation and pattern reference grounded in the official Rivet docs and Zoom sample repositories.