Can I record live sessions with the ClassDo API?

Yes. Call POST /rooms/{roomId}/recording/start to begin a cloud recording for the session, and POST /rooms/{roomId}/recording/stop to end it. This gives you precise control over the recording window and lets you tie recordings to specific scheduled sessions.

How do I lock a ClassDo room mid-session?

Send POST /rooms/{roomId}/lock to prevent any further participants from joining. Use POST /rooms/{roomId}/unlock to allow joins again. This is useful for exam scenarios or once a class has reached capacity.

Does the ClassDo API expose GraphQL or REST?

Both. The base server is https://api.classdo.com/graphql and POST /graphql accepts arbitrary GraphQL queries, while named REST-style paths such as /rooms and /organizations/{orgId}/members are also available for common operations. Use whichever style matches your client tooling.

How do I create a ClassDo classroom through Jentic?

Install the SDK with pip install jentic, then run a search for 'create a classdo room', load the returned operation schema, and execute it with the parameters for room name and members. Jentic handles credential injection so the JWT never touches your agent's context.

Can I retrieve billing information programmatically?

Yes. GET /billing returns the current billing information for the authenticated organization, including plan and usage details. This lets finance automation pull subscription data without logging into the ClassDo dashboard.

Can I limit what my agent is allowed to do with the ClassDo API?

Yes. Because you run Jentic One yourself, your own rules decide which ClassDo operations and credentials the agent may use. Since ClassDo carries the room id in the URL path (/rooms/{roomId}/...), you can pin the agent to a single room so it can add members and start or stop recording for that room and nothing else. You pick the operations it may call, so an action like locking a room stays off the list unless you add it.