Build a live microphone voice agent on Zoom AI Services

Installnpx skills add zoom/skills --skill voice-agent

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Overview

Zoom's voice-agent skill guides an agent through building a real-time spoken conversation with Zoom's voice agent service over a WebSocket. It covers detecting when the speaker stops, sending and receiving PCM audio, replies as speech or text, handling interruptions and calling tools. It explains which other Zoom skills to use instead for one-off file summaries or live meeting audio. It needs Zoom AI Services credentials.

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