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# Granola

> Let the Rippit agent search and read your Granola meeting notes alongside your conversation data.

Connect Granola when what customers say in support conversations needs to be read against what was said in meetings: a renewal call that raised the same complaint, a product review where a fix was promised, or a customer call that explains a spike in tickets. The Rippit agent searches your Granola notes, reads the meetings it finds, and links back to each note in its answer.

## What the agent gets

* **Natural-language search** across your meeting notes, with citations that link to each source note in Granola.
* **Meeting lists** for a time range or folder, with titles, attendees, and note links.
* **Meeting details**: your private notes, Granola's AI summary, attendees, and metadata.
* **Transcripts**, verbatim, when the exact wording matters. Paid Granola plans only.

## Setup

Click **Connect** and sign in to Granola. There is nothing to create first: Granola's MCP server uses browser sign-in and registers Rippit automatically, so there is no client ID, client secret, or API key to enter.

On Granola Enterprise, MCP is off until a Granola workspace admin enables it in Granola's security settings.

## Identity, scope, and plan limits

The connection acts as the Granola user who signed in. Granola's MCP server offers no API key or service-account option, so the connection can only ever see one person's notes.

What that person's notes include depends on their Granola plan:

| Granola plan | What the agent can read |
| - | - |
| Basic (free) | Notes the user owns from the last 30 days. No transcripts. |
| Business | Full history of the user's own notes and public notes, plus transcripts |
| Enterprise | Whatever note scopes a Granola workspace admin has enabled for MCP |

On every plan, meetings shared with the user through shared folders are not returned.

If you share the connection organization-wide, everyone using the agent reads the connecting person's notes. Connect with an account whose meetings you are comfortable exposing that way.

## Tools

Granola's tools are all read-only. **Manage tools** on the connection card is the authoritative list for your connection; enable a tool there if it is not already on.

| Tool | What it does |
| - | - |
| `query_granola_meetings` | Ask a natural-language question about your meetings and get an answer with cited notes |
| `list_meetings` | List meetings in a time range or folder |
| `get_meetings` | Read notes, summary, and attendees for up to ten meetings by ID |
| `get_meeting_transcript` | Read a meeting's verbatim transcript. Paid plans only |
| `list_meeting_folders` | List your Granola folders |
| `get_account_info` | Show which Granola account and note scopes the connection uses |

A meeting's ID is the UUID at the end of its Granola link, `https://notes.granola.ai/d/<uuid>`.
