What to Ask Leina to Do with Granola
Copy a prompt, add your details, and send it to Leina in your connected team chat.
List recent meetings and read selected summaries to extract outcomes.
List my recent Granola meetings. Read meetings [meeting IDs from this connection] and summarize decisions and next steps for [topic], noting the source meeting for each item.
Read an eligible transcript to find what was said about a specific subject.
Read the Granola transcript for meeting [meeting ID from this connection]. Find passages about [subject] and summarize them with short supporting quotations.
Get Started with Granola
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Connect Your Account
Authorize Granola or connect a Granola API key.
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Try a Task
Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.
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Check the Result
Review the result and any changes in the connected app.
Supported Granola Capabilities
Granola reads notes, folders, recent meetings, summaries, and eligible transcripts through OAuth MCP access or an API key.
- Notes and Meeting Summaries
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List notes or recent meetings, read their summaries, and browse eligible folders.
- List Notes
- Get Note
- Meeting Transcripts
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Retrieve the transcript of a meeting accessible to your connection and plan.
- Get Meeting Transcript
View All 6 Actions
- List Notes
- Get Note
- List Folders
- List Meetings
- Get Meetings
- Get Meeting Transcript
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I filter notes by creation date?
Yes with an API-key connection. OAuth MCP does not expose note creation or update dates, and its meeting list covers the last 30 days.
Can I read a summary without a transcript?
Yes. Use meeting details or a note to retrieve its summary. Transcripts are a separate request and require an eligible paid plan.
Can I reuse a meeting ID from another connection?
Use IDs listed by the same connection. OAuth and API-key paths may use different identifiers for notes and meetings.
Your AI employee for Granola
Tell Leina what you need in your team chat. Include the source, destination, and expected result.