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@remnic/connector-granola

v9.45.5

Published

Granola meeting-notes connector for Remnic — pull, clean, and remember meeting transcripts and notes

Readme

@remnic/connector-granola

Granola meeting-notes connector for Remnic.

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

Cloud-service caveat. These notes/transcripts were produced by Granola's cloud. Remnic ingests them but cannot make them retroactively local. Requires a Granola Business/Enterprise plan to create an API key.

Install

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

npm install -g @remnic/connector-granola

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 Granola desktop app under Settings → Connectors → API keys (choose the note access scopes). The connector resolves the key in this order — the config value takes precedence, then the environment variables:

  1. wearables.sources.granola.apiKey (config; wins when set)
  2. REMNIC_GRANOLA_API_KEY (preferred env var)
  3. GRANOLA_API_KEY (provider-conventional env var)

On launchd/systemd daemons the process environment is isolated — set the key in the unit, not just a shell.

Configure

{
  "wearables": {
    "sources": {
      "granola": {
        "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 Granola neither enables nor syncs any other source.

Verify

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

What it does

  • Lists notes for the local day via GET /v1/notes?created_after=&created_before= (half-open [start, end), DST-aware), then fetches each note's transcript with GET /v1/notes/{id}?include=transcript.
  • Meeting timing prefers the linked calendar event (scheduled_start/end_time), falling back to the transcript times, then the note's created_at.
  • Speaker keys come from speaker.source (microphone = the wearer's own audio, speaker = other meeting audio) or the iOS diarization_label. The wearables speaker registry owns final naming.
  • The notes list returns summaries; a note's detail record may lack a transcript (the field is nullable), so a summary-only note becomes a single note segment. A note that 404s on the detail fetch is skipped, not fatal.

License

MIT