The webex-node package gives server-side JavaScript a supported Webex SDK entry point for Messaging, automation, bots, command-line tools, and backend services without loading browser-only media components.

In this post, we walk through a small proof-of-concept: a bot-backed service that opens a room tab in Webex’s embedded browser that (through xAPI), serves a simple web UI, and drives "Camera Ramp" on the far-end device to remotely move the camera in a specified direction.

The official Webex Postman Collection is now generally available, and we've launched a new public repository containing complete OpenAPI specifications for all Webex APIs. Whether you're testing in Postman, generating client SDKs, or building custom tooling, these resources make working with Webex APIs faster and more reliable.

In this post, we will walk through a small Agent Desktop widget for Webex Contact Center that displays queued voice calls and uses the Get Tasks and Assign Task APIs, so an agent can cherry-pick a call.

Building a production integration with Webex shouldn't require months of archaeology through API docs. Playbooks are open-source implementation guides that get you from zero to a working integration in hours — not weeks.

Ever finish a Webex meeting and think, "I wish I could automatically save that recording, transcript, and AI summary somewhere useful"? Today we're open-sourcing meetings-exporter—a Python CLI that does exactly that. Export everything from a Webex meeting into a tidy folder structure or straight to Google Drive, ready for your AI assistant to analyze.