granola

To sync meeting notes, run the granola sync command with your Obsidian vault path. The script reads local Granola cache files directly and writes meeting transcripts into the vault to keep your notes current without API calls.

No API keys are required to synchronize Granola meeting transcripts. The tool operates directly on local cache data, reading cached meeting information to extract notes and write them into your Obsidian vault efficiently.

Managing large sets of meeting notes is handled by syncing directly from the Granola local cache. The tool processes large datasets efficiently and updates the Obsidian vault to ensure all team discussions remain archived and accessible.

Yes, you can list and view specific meetings before syncing. The tool supports listing, viewing, and syncing meetings, allowing you to manage your note workflow and selectively review local cache data before writing to Obsidian.

Granola note synchronization works offline by reading directly from local cache files. This mechanism extracts recent meeting data without requiring active API calls, ensuring vault updates can proceed independently of network connectivity.