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@remnic/connector-fireflies

v9.47.0

Published

Fireflies.ai meeting-transcript connector for Remnic — pull, clean, and remember meeting transcripts

Readme

@remnic/connector-fireflies

Fireflies.ai meeting-transcript connector for Remnic.

Pulls your Fireflies meeting transcripts into Remnic's wearables pipeline as source fireflies: day transcripts at <memoryDir>/wearables/fireflies/<date>.md, searchable via remnic wearables search, with trust-gated memories exactly like the pendant connectors.

Cloud-service caveat. These transcripts were produced by Fireflies' cloud ASR. Remnic ingests them but cannot make them retroactively local — set expectations accordingly. No transcript leaves your machine again; Remnic only reads.

Install

À-la-carte — install alongside @remnic/core only if you use Fireflies:

npm install -g @remnic/connector-fireflies

Installing @remnic/core alone never pulls this in; core discovers it at runtime. If it is not installed, remnic wearables reports a clean install hint.

API key

Create a key in the Fireflies app under Settings → Developer settings, then provide it via (checked in order):

| Environment variable | | |---|---| | REMNIC_FIREFLIES_API_KEY | preferred | | FIREFLIES_API_KEY | provider-conventional |

…or the config value wearables.sources.fireflies.apiKey (takes precedence). The config value wins over the environment. On launchd/systemd daemons, remember the process environment is isolated — set the key in the unit, not just a shell.

Configure

{
  "wearables": {
    "sources": {
      "fireflies": {
        "enabled": false,          // OFF until you turn it on
        "memoryMode": "smart",     // off | review | auto | smart
        "sourceTrust": 0.85
      }
    }
  }
}

enabled defaults to false; nothing syncs until you set it true. Enabling Fireflies neither enables nor syncs any other source.

Verify

remnic wearables check fireflies     # ok / bad-key / unreachable
remnic wearables sync --source fireflies --date 2026-03-10
remnic wearables search "roadmap"

What it does

  • Queries transcripts(fromDate, toDate) on https://api.fireflies.ai/graphql for the local day (IANA timezone decides day bounds, DST-aware, half-open [start, end)).
  • Maps each transcript's sentences to diarized segments, converting the per-sentence second-offsets to absolute UTC using the meeting start.
  • Meetings that expose a summary but no transcript become a single note segment — still day-anchored recall material.
  • Speaker names come through as provider labels; the wearables speaker registry owns final naming (remnic wearables speakers set fireflies "Speaker 1" "Jane").

License

MIT