granola
Extract and analyze Granola meeting notes. USE WHEN user asks to "extract granola meetings", "analyze my meetings", or "what meetings did I have". OUTPUT structured markdown with people, companies, TODOs, and insights to ~/.granola-archivist/output/
What this skill does
# Granola Meeting Extraction Extract and archive Granola meeting notes with optional AI intelligence. ## When to Use - User asks: "Extract my last 7 days of Granola meetings" - User asks: "Analyze my meeting with [Person]" - User asks: "What companies did I discuss this week?" - User asks: "What TODOs came from my meetings?" ## Requirements 1. **Granola installed** on macOS with at least one recorded meeting 2. **OpenAI API key** stored in `~/.granola-archivist/.env` (optional, only for AI extraction) ## Setup Instructions ### First-Time Setup Tell the user: ``` To enable AI extraction, you need to set up your OpenAI API key. Run these commands: mkdir -p ~/.granola-archivist echo "OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-your_key_here" > ~/.granola-archivist/.env Then try: "Extract my last 7 days of Granola meetings" ``` ### Checking Setup Before running AI extraction, check if `.env` exists: - File exists at `~/.granola-archivist/.env` → proceed - File missing → show setup instructions above ## Usage ### Extract Recent Meetings **User**: "Extract my last 5 Granola meetings" **You should**: 1. If AI is requested, check setup (`~/.granola-archivist/.env` exists) 2. Run: `python skills/granola/extract.py --days 7` (add `--no-intelligence` if no AI) 3. Show results: Meeting titles, attendees, where files were saved ### Get Intelligence from Meetings **User**: "What companies did I discuss this week?" **You should**: 1. Extract last 7 days of meetings 2. Parse output files from `~/.granola-archivist/output/` 3. Summarize companies mentioned across all meetings ### Extract TODOs **User**: "What action items came from my meetings?" **You should**: 1. Extract recent meetings with intelligence (requires API key) 2. Parse TODO sections from output files 3. Present consolidated TODO list with owners and deadlines ## Output Format Files are saved to: `~/.granola-archivist/output/` Filename format: `YYYY-MM-DD-meeting-title-attendee-name.md` Each file contains: - Meeting metadata (title, date, attendees, location) - Your manual notes from Granola - AI-generated summary from Granola - Extracted intelligence: - People (with roles, insights, network connections) - Companies discussed (with stage, funding, context) - Network connections (who knows who) - TODOs (with owners, deadlines, context) - Key insights (investment opportunities, market insights) ## Examples ### Example 1: Extract Recent Meetings ``` User: "Extract my last 3 Granola meetings" You: "I'll extract your last 3 Granola meetings. Let me check your setup first..." [Checks ~/.granola-archivist/.env exists] You: "Setup looks good. Extracting meetings..." [Runs: python skills/granola/extract.py --days 7 --limit 3] You: "✓ Extracted 3 meetings: - 2026-01-14: Fund Discussion with Srihita Vatsavaya - 2026-01-13: Rollout AI Sync with Camden Ko - 2026-01-12: Notion Strategy with Jade Doan Files saved to: ~/.granola-archivist/output/ Would you like me to: 1. Show summaries of all 3 meetings 2. Extract companies discussed 3. Pull out action items" ``` ### Example 2: Missing Setup ``` User: "Extract my Granola meetings" You: "If you'd like AI extraction, set up your OpenAI API key first. Please run: mkdir -p ~/.granola-archivist echo 'OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-your_key_here' > ~/.granola-archivist/.env Replace 'sk-your_key_here' with your actual OpenAI API key. If you prefer no AI, I can still export your meetings without a key." ``` ### Example 3: Extract Companies ``` User: "What companies did I discuss this week?" You: "Let me extract your meetings from the last 7 days and analyze them..." [Extracts meetings, parses output files] You: "Here are the companies discussed across 5 meetings this week: **Rollout AI** (mentioned 8 times) - Stage: Series A - Discussed in: Camden meeting, Investor call - Context: Potential investment target, strong growth **Notion** (mentioned 5 times) - Stage: Late-stage - Discussed in: Jade meeting - Context: Partnership opportunity **OpenAI** (mentioned 3 times) - Discussed in: Multiple meetings - Context: API integration plans Would you like more details on any of these?" ``` ## Cost Information Using GPT-5-nano (cheapest model): - Cost per meeting: ~$0.0009 - 30 meetings/month: ~$0.03 ## Troubleshooting ### "Granola cache not found" - Ensure Granola is installed - Record at least one meeting - Check: `~/Library/Application Support/Granola/cache-v3.json` exists ### "OpenAI API key not found" - Setup .env file: `~/.granola-archivist/.env` - Format: `OPENAI_API_KEY=sk-...` ### Legacy config - If `~/.granola-claude/` exists, it will still be detected ### "No meetings found" - Check date range (default: last 7 days) - Ensure Granola has meetings in that period ## Privacy - No data collection or tracking - Transcripts stay on your machine - Only sent to your OpenAI account (you control your data) - Your API key = you control your data
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