granola

Granola CLI

granola talks to Granola's official MCP server (OAuth). Check availability first:

granola whoami

• command not found → install: cargo install --git https://github.com/random1st/granola-cli or download a binary from https://github.com/random1st/granola-cli/releases
• not logged in → ask the user to run granola login in their own terminal (it opens a browser for OAuth; do not run it yourself in a non-interactive context)

Commands

granola meetings [--range this_week|last_week|last_30_days] [--folder <id>]   # list meetings (id, title, date, participants)
granola get <meeting_id>...        # AI summary, private notes, attendees
granola transcript <meeting_id>    # full verbatim transcript (can be long — pipe through head/grep)
granola query "<question>"         # natural-language Q&A across meetings, returns answer with citation links
granola folders                    # folder ids for --folder filtering
granola tools [--json]             # list raw MCP tools (--json includes schemas)
granola call <tool> --json '<args>'  # raw MCP tool call

Picking the right command

• Open-ended questions ("what did we decide about X?", "any action items from yesterday?") → granola query — it searches and cites; preserve its citation links in your answer.
• "List my meetings" / date-range browsing → granola meetings, then granola get for details.
• Exact quotes or verbatim wording → granola transcript.
• Custom ranges → granola call list_meetings --json '{"time_range":"custom","custom_start":"2026-06-01","custom_end":"2026-06-10"}'.

Output is JSON or XML-ish text from the server — parse, don't dump raw output to the user.