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@daanvanhulsen/granola-mcp

v1.0.5

Published

MCP tool for Granola

Downloads

61

Readme

Granola Transcript MCP Tool

This tool provides a command-line MCP server that fetches the transcript for a Granola meeting document using the Granola API. It is implemented in src/index.ts and exposes a single command: getGranolaTranscript.

What It Does

  • Accepts a Granola document ID (from a meeting link or notes link).
  • Calls the Granola API to fetch the transcript for that document.
  • Returns an array of transcript entries, each containing:
    • start_timestamp
    • end_timestamp
    • source
    • text

Usage

  • The tool is designed to be run as an MCP server (e.g., for integration with Cursor or other MCP-compatible clients).
  • You must provide your Granola API key as the GRANOLA_API_KEY environment variable.

How to Find Your Granola API Key

To use this tool, you need your Granola API key (Bearer token). Here's how to find it using the Granola desktop (Mac) app:

  1. Open the Granola desktop app (or Mac app).
  2. In the top menu bar, click on View > Toggle Developer Tools.
  3. In the Developer Tools window, go to the Network tab.
  4. Refresh the Granola app by pressing Cmd + R.
  5. In the Network tab, click on any network request.
  6. Look for the Authorization header in the request headers.
  7. The value will look like: Bearer <YOUR_API_KEY>.
  8. Copy only the token part (everything after Bearer ). This is your API key.

Keep your API key secure and do not share it publicly.