Webex Tool Pack

Production-ready agent tools covering the full Webex Developer API surface — Admin, Calling, Meetings, Messaging, Recordings, and Contact Center.

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Using it in a workflow

Read this part first. This pack ships 1,955 tools. Handing all of them to a single agent will blow out its context window, slow down tool selection, and make the agent worse at everything. Filtering is not optional — it's how you use the pack.

The flow:

1. Drag an AI Agent step into your workflow.
2. Open the agent's tools configuration section and select Packs -> Cisco Webex Toolpack.
3. Filter down to just the tools this agent needs. Use name globs, tag includes, and tag excludes — they compose (includes are unioned, excludes always win).
4. Wire up a Webex OAuth connection and you're live.

Why filtering matters

Agent scope	Recommended filter	Tools loaded
Read-only reporting agent	Include tag read, exclude tag destructive	~100
Recordings-only assistant	Include only webex_admin_recordings_*, webex_admin_recording_report_*	~14
Messaging bot	Include only webex_messaging_rooms_*, webex_messaging_messages_*	~13
Contact Center supervisor	Include tag cc, exclude tag destructive	scoped to CC verbs
Full admin console	No filter (the rare case where you actually want all 1,955)	1,955

Pick the tightest filter that still covers what the agent has to do. A 12-tool messaging bot is faster, cheaper, and more accurate than a 1,955-tool generalist that happens to also know how to send messages.

Filter syntax cheat sheet

• Include only — name globs. * matches any run of characters, ? matches one.
  • webex_admin_reports_* — every report endpoint
  • webex_messaging_* — all messaging
  • *_list — list operations across the whole pack
• Include tags — semantic capability tags. Unioned with Include only.
  • read — every read-only tool
  • recordings — every recordings-tagged tool, across products
• Exclude / Exclude tags — applied last, always win.
  • Exclude tag destructive is the standard production guardrail.

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What's inside

Every endpoint from the public Webex Developer API surface, exposed as discoverable, tag-filtered agent tools. Built from the canonical Webex Public Workspace Postman collections, so the manifest stays in lockstep with what Cisco publishes.

Surface	What you get
Admin	People, org contacts, SCIM 2 users/groups, licenses, authorizations, admin audit, classifications, data sources, domain management, hybrid clusters/connectors
Reports & Analytics	Reports CRUD, report templates, partner reports, recording reports, analytics historical data (meetings, messaging, room-devices)
Calling	Call controls, call recording, call settings, auto-attendant, hunt groups, queues, locations, numbers, workspace locations
Recordings	List / get / share / restore meeting + group recordings, recycle bin lifecycle, share links, compliance officer access
Messaging	Rooms (list, get, create, update, delete) · Messages (send, list, get, edit, delete) · Memberships
Meetings	Meeting summary, attendee + usage reports, qualities, live monitoring, archive
Contact Center	Tasks, queues, teams, agents, routing strategies, flows, global variables

A demo workflow webex-assistant-chat-example is also included that you can use as a baseline, showing how you can filter tools from the toolpack.

Capability tags

Every tool carries semantic tags so agents — and you — can slice the pack precisely.

• Product surface — webex, admin, calling, messaging, meetings, cc
• Verb — read, write, destructive
• Domain — recordings, people, org-contacts, analytics, scim-2-users, scim-2-groups, groups, data-sources, auto-attendant, workspace-locations, announcement-playlist, announcement-repository, partner-tags, call-controls

Install

http://localhost:9000/packages/install/@quickflo-tools/cisco-webex-toolpack

Or grab the .qfpkg.zip for offline / air-gapped handoff.

Recipe book

Each recipe is a worked example of "scope the agent down, then go." The Filter line is what you'd put in the AI Agent step's Tool Pack panel.

Pull a usage report for a specific user

Filter: webex_admin_people_*, webex_admin_reports_*, webex_admin_report_templates_*

webex_admin_people_list            → resolve email → personId
webex_admin_report_templates_list  → pick a templateId
webex_admin_reports_create         → kick off the report
webex_admin_reports_get            → poll until ready, return download URL

Send a Webex message to the #ops room

Filter: webex_messaging_rooms_*, webex_messaging_messages_*

webex_messaging_rooms_list         → find room by title
webex_messaging_messages_create    → post the message (markdown or plain)

Audit recordings for the last 30 days

Filter: webex_admin_recordings_*, webex_admin_recording_report_*; exclude tag destructive

webex_admin_recordings_list                          → list recordings in range
webex_admin_recording_report_list_audit_summaries    → cross-check access audit

Track messaging volume per workspace

Filter: webex_admin_analytics_historical_data_*

webex_admin_analytics_historical_data_related_messaging → dailyTotals aggregates

Why this pack

• Complete. Not a hand-curated sliver — the full public Webex Developer surface, regenerated from Cisco's published Postman workspace.
• Discoverable. Every tool is tagged by capability and product area so agents pick the right one without trial-and-error.
• Safe by default. The destructive tag means a single excludes entry keeps an agent from bricking production.
• Shapeable. Name globs + tag unions let you carve a 12-tool bot or a 200-tool admin console out of the same package — without forking the pack.

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0.

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Built by QuickFlo.

This package is an independent integration. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Cisco Systems, Inc. "Cisco", "Webex", and related marks are trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc.

Tool definitions in this package are derived from Cisco's publicly published Webex Developer workspace. Calling the Webex API via these tools requires a valid Webex account and compliance with Cisco's Webex Developer Terms of Service (https://developer.webex.com/terms-of-service).