Granola

gnt prebrain --mcp-granola reads meeting notes and transcripts straight out of Granola, scoped to the folders you choose, through Granola's own MCP server. No export file, no gnt server in the read path.

Connect it

Granola's MCP server authenticates with a one-time browser sign-in, not a pasted API key. gnt connect granola-mcp walks you through it, then checks the connection with one real read before saving anything.

Code
$ gnt connect granola-mcp

✓ Saved. Run `gnt prebrain --mcp-granola …` to read from it.

Scope it to folders

--granola-folders takes one or more Granola folder ids, comma-separated. This connector never discovers folders on its own and never reads outside the folders you name.

Code
$ gnt prebrain --mcp-granola --granola-folders team-standups,eng-planning

Found 46 candidate chunks:
  Granola (live MCP): 46 chunks across 12 files

What it reads, and what it never does

For each meeting in a folder you scoped, it reads the verbatim transcript and Granola's own AI-written notes/summary. It never reads attendee lists, account/workspace identity, or anything from outside the folders you named. Those fields are stripped before this connector's own code ever runs, not just left unused.

Same as every other prebrain walker: everything above happens on your device before the privacy gate runs, and only masked text ever reaches extraction.