🥣 Granola to Markdown

This is a script that exports Granola meeting notes and transcripts to Markdown files.

Features

• Finds the Granola cache-v3.json file automatically
• Extracts meeting data, notes, and transcripts
• Creates formatted Markdown files for each meeting
• Supports filtering by date range
• Handles attendee information from both meeting metadata and calendar events
• Interactive command-line interface with helpful options
• Visual progress indication with detailed feedback
• Comprehensive error messages with suggestions
• Works with both Bun and Node.js runtimes

Usage

# Run with default settings (all meetings, export to ~/meetings)
bun index.ts

# Show help with all available options
bun index.ts --help

# Export meetings from the last 7 days
bun index.ts --days 7

# Force overwrite of existing files
bun index.ts --force

# Specify output directory
bun index.ts --output /path/to/output

# Display detailed logs
bun index.ts --verbose

# Combine options
bun index.ts --days 14 --force --output ./my-meetings --verbose

Default behavior

• Exports all meetings from all time (no date filter)
• Saves files to ~/meetings directory
• Skips existing files unless --force is specified
• Filenames are formatted as YYYY-MM-DD-meeting-title.md

Markdown format

Each exported meeting file includes:

• Meeting title as H1 heading
• Meeting date
• List of attendees (from metadata or calendar)
• Meeting notes (in Markdown format if available)
• Full transcript with speaker information

Requirements

• Bun runtime (for local execution)
• Node.js (if using npx)
• Granola desktop app installed with cache-v3.json file

Using with npx

Once published to npm, you can run the tool without installation:

npx granola-to-markdown
npx granola-to-markdown --help
npx granola-to-markdown --days 7 --force
npx granola-to-markdown --output /path/to/output
npx granola-to-markdown --days 14 --force --verbose

How it works

The script:

1. Locates the Granola cache file at ~/Library/Application Support/Granola/cache-v3.json
2. Parses the nested JSON structure to extract meeting data
3. Filters for valid meetings within the specified date range
4. Formats each meeting as a Markdown file
5. Saves the files to the specified output directory