granola-to-obsidian

To import Granola meeting notes into Obsidian, this Skill pulls meeting details from Granola and creates properly formatted markdown files with correct frontmatter, headings, and bullets, supporting single meetings or custom date ranges.

Yes, importing Granola notes to Obsidian preserves existing frontmatter conventions by reading a few existing Meeting Notes files first to match current frontmatter and body formats, preventing format drift and ensuring consistency.

Yes, you can sync a specific date range of Granola meetings into your Obsidian vault, or import single meetings individually, with filenames automatically dated using the current year for date resolution.

When importing a duplicate Granola meeting into Obsidian, the Skill detects likely duplicates by meeting title and prompts you before overwriting, preventing accidental data loss while keeping your vault up to date.

When syncing Granola meetings to Obsidian markdown, only approved frontmatter fields are written: Created by, Created time, Event time, Type, and Attendees, ensuring structured and searchable metadata in your vault.