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plaud

v0.1.7

Published

Agent-first CLI + skill to export/download Plaud recordings (transcripts, summaries, audio)

Readme

plaud

CI npm

Export all your Plaud recordings with speaker-labeled transcripts and optional AI summaries.

Disclaimer

This is an unofficial project (not affiliated with Plaud). It uses a captured Plaud bearer token and private web endpoints, so it may break if Plaud changes their web app.

Operational note: Plaud's private web API may reject non-browser request fingerprints at the edge even when the bearer token is valid. The CLI sends browser-like request headers, including a web user-agent, to match Plaud's web app requests.

Security note: do not share tokens or *.har files (HARs often contain Authorization headers).

Terminology

Plaud’s web UI uses “Files”. This CLI uses files as the primary command group, with recordings kept as an alias for compatibility: plaud files … (preferred) or plaud recordings ….

Install (npm)

Global (recommended for frequent use):

npm i -g plaud
plaud auth login

No install (convenient for agents/one-offs):

npx -y plaud auth status --json

Install (skill)

npx -y skills add -g danielgwilson/plaud --skill plaud

Publishing (maintainers)

This repo is configured for npm trusted publishing from GitHub Actions.

  • Workflow: .github/workflows/publish.yml
  • npm Trusted Publisher workflow filename: publish.yml

Install (local)

cd plaud/plaud-cli
npm install
npm link

Requirements:

  • Node.js 22+ (tested on Node 24)

Auth

Preferred (easy onboarding, stores token locally):

plaud auth login

Verify:

plaud auth status
plaud doctor

Fallbacks:

plaud auth set --stdin
plaud auth import-har /path/to/web.plaud.ai.har

Or via env var (no local storage):

export PLAUD_AUTH_TOKEN="eyJ..."

Tip (Node 22+): you can also use Node’s --env-file if you want to load a local .env without adding any dependency to the CLI:

node --env-file .env "$(command -v plaud)" auth status --json

Export

Create a single ZIP (default):

plaud files export --zip

Export to a directory:

plaud files export --out ./plaud-transcripts --formats txt,json,md

Download a single recording

plaud files list --json --limit 10
plaud files download <id> --out ./plaud-download --what transcript,summary,json
plaud files download <id> --out ./plaud-download --what audio --audio-format opus

Notes:

  • plaud files export prints a JSON summary to stdout; progress goes to stderr.
  • (plaud recordings … is supported as an alias for plaud files ….)
  • Tokens are stored at ~/.config/plaud/config.json with 0600 permissions.

Agent-first JSON contract

See docs/CONTRACT_V1.md.