[REQUEST] Sync notes from the Granola's Team Section

[p-goncharov]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
We have many team meetings, and most of the time, I’m not the one using Granola to record meeting notes. However, I would like to keep all the context in my Obsidian. It would be very helpful to pull not only my notes from Granola but also other notes that people have shared with me.

Describe the solution you’d like
Automatically sync notes from Granola’s Team Section. Add a toggle in the Settings menu allowing users to choose whether to sync only their own notes or all notes, including shared ones.

[dannymcc]

Thanks for the feature request! This is a great idea — being able to sync team/shared notes would make the plugin much more useful for collaborative workflows.

Here's where things stand from an implementation perspective:

Current behaviour: The plugin calls Granola's /v2/get-documents endpoint, which returns only the authenticated user's own documents. There is no team or shared documents endpoint being used today.

What would be needed:

1. API investigation — We'd need to determine whether Granola's API exposes team or shared documents through a separate endpoint (or via a parameter on the existing one). The Granola API isn't publicly documented, so this will require some exploration and testing.
2. New settings toggle — Assuming the API supports it, we'd add a setting to choose between syncing only your own notes vs. including shared/team notes.
3. Potentially different API calls — If team notes come from a different endpoint, the sync logic would need to handle both sources and merge the results, while still correctly deduplicating via granola_id.

Next steps: I'll investigate the Granola API to see if there's a way to fetch team/shared documents. If anyone who uses Granola's team features is able to share any observations about how shared notes appear in the app (e.g., folder structure, URL patterns), that would be helpful context.

Tracking this for future investigation. Leaving the issue open.