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fireflieslisted

List the user's Fireflies.ai meetings (including ones shared with them) and pull full meeting transcripts, via the Fireflies GraphQL API with a bearer token — no MCP. Use when the user mentions Fireflies, wants a meeting transcript, or asks things like "list my meetings from last week", "pull the transcript of the X call", "what was said in that meeting". Triggers on "fireflies", "meeting transcript", "pull the transcript", "list my meetings".
spikelab/multiplai-cc-mktplace · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 66
Install: claude install-skill spikelab/multiplai-cc-mktplace
# Fireflies Minimal read-only client for Fireflies.ai transcripts. Two verbs, two GraphQL queries, nothing else — **by design, not as a stopgap**. The premise: Fireflies records, Claude Code processes. This skill fetches the raw transcript so summaries, action items, or any other analysis are produced here with the user's own prompts — Fireflies' AI output (summaries, AI apps) is deliberately not exposed. Run everything through the bundled script (stdlib Python, no deps): ```bash FF="python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/fireflies/scripts/fireflies_client.py --session-id <session_id>" ``` Requires `FIREFLIES_API_KEY` in the environment (key from Fireflies → Settings → Developer Settings; the key's account determines which meetings are visible). How it gets into the environment is deployment detail — the skill only checks that it's set. If unset, the script exits 2 with the remedy — relay it verbatim; never ask for or echo the key's value. ## Verbs | Verb | What it does | |------|--------------| | `list` | List meetings with available transcripts. Flags: `--from DATE`, `--to DATE` (ISO dates), `--keyword STR`, `--mine` (organizer-only), `--participant EMAIL` (repeatable), `--limit N` (default 20, cap 50), `--skip N`. | | `pull <transcript_id>` | Full transcript: header (title/date/duration/participants) then `[mm:ss] Speaker: text` lines. Id comes from `list`. | ```bash $FF list --from 2026-07-20 --to 2026-07-27 $FF list --keyword standup --mine $FF pull <id-from-list> `