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Ffcli by johnalbertini14-glitch — Agent Skill

Name: Ffcli
Rating: 4.2 (5 reviews)
Author: johnalbertini14-glitch

Ffcli

Query Fireflies.ai meeting data. Use when searching meetings, viewing transcripts, reading AI summaries, extracting action items, or looking up what was discussed in a call. Triggers on "meeting notes", "transcript", "action items from meeting", "what was discussed", "fireflies", "meeting summary".

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ffcli — Fireflies.ai CLI

Query meeting recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries from Fireflies.ai.

Setup

Install via Homebrew or npm:

brew install ruigomeseu/tap/ffcli
# or
npm install -g @ruigomeseu/ffcli

Authenticate with your Fireflies API key (get it from Settings → Developer Settings):

ffcli auth <your-api-key>    # Store key locally (~/.config/ffcli/)
ffcli auth --check           # Verify it works

Alternatively, set the FIREFLIES_API_KEY environment variable (takes precedence over stored config). In OpenClaw, configure it via skills.entries.ffcli.apiKey in openclaw.json.

Note: ffcli is a third-party CLI by @ruigomeseu (Homebrew tap or npm). Verify the source before installing: check the npm package or Homebrew tap repo for code review and publish history.

Commands

List meetings

ffcli list --limit 10 --md                           # Recent meetings
ffcli list --from 2026-02-01 --to 2026-02-12 --md    # Date range
ffcli list --participant vinney@opennode.com --md     # By participant
ffcli list --search "standup" --md                    # By title keyword
ffcli list --limit 5 --include-summaries              # With AI summaries (JSON)

Show meeting detail

ffcli show <id> --md                    # Full detail (markdown)
ffcli show <id> --summary-only --md     # Just AI summary
ffcli show <id> --transcript-only --md  # Just transcript
ffcli show <id> --include-transcript --md  # Detail + transcript

User info

ffcli me --md                           # Account info, transcript count

Scripting patterns

# Action items from recent meetings
ffcli list --limit 10 --include-summaries | jq '.[].summary.action_items'

# All meeting IDs from a date range
ffcli list --from 2026-02-01 --to 2026-02-07 | jq -r '.[].id'

# Export a summary to file
ffcli show <id> --summary-only --md > meeting-summary.md

Notes

Default output is JSON. Use --md for readable output.
--include-summaries on list adds AI summaries (increases response size).
Meeting IDs are needed for show — get them from list first.
Dates are UTC in JSON output.

---name: ffclidescription: Query Fireflies.ai meeting data. Use when searching meetings, viewing transcripts, reading AI summaries, extracting action items, or looking up what was discussed in a call. Triggers on "meeting notes", "transcript", "action items from meeting", "what was discussed", "fireflies", "meeting summary".--- # ffcli — Fireflies.ai CLI Query meeting recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries from Fireflies.ai. ## Setup Install via Homebrew or npm: ```bash brew install ruigomeseu/tap/ffcli # or npm install -g @ruigomeseu/ffcli ``` Authenticate with your Fireflies API key (get it from [Settings → Developer Settings](https://app.fireflies.ai/settings)): ```bash ffcli auth <your-api-key> # Store key locally (~/.config/ffcli/) ffcli auth --check # Verify it works ``` Alternatively, set the `FIREFLIES_API_KEY` environment variable (takes precedence over stored config). In OpenClaw, configure it via `skills.entries.ffcli.apiKey` in `openclaw.json`. **Note:** `ffcli` is a third-party CLI by @ruigomeseu (Homebrew tap or npm). Verify the source before installing: check the [npm package](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ruigomeseu/ffcli) or [Homebrew tap repo](https://github.com/ruigomeseu/homebrew-tap) for code review and publish history. ## Commands ### List meetings ```bash ffcli list --limit 10 --md # Recent meetings ffcli list --from 2026-02-01 --to 2026-02-12 --md # Date range ffcli list --participant vinney@opennode.com --md # By participant ffcli list --search "standup" --md # By title keyword ffcli list --limit 5 --include-summaries # With AI summaries (JSON) ``` ### Show meeting detail ```bash ffcli show <id> --md # Full detail (markdown) ffcli show <id> --summary-only --md # Just AI summary ffcli show <id> --transcript-only --md # Just transcript ffcli show <id> --include-transcript --md # Detail + transcript ``` ### User info ```bash ffcli me --md # Account info, transcript count ``` ### Scripting patterns ```bash # Action items from recent meetings ffcli list --limit 10 --include-summaries | jq '.[].summary.action_items' # All meeting IDs from a date range ffcli list --from 2026-02-01 --to 2026-02-07 | jq -r '.[].id' # Export a summary to file ffcli show <id> --summary-only --md > meeting-summary.md ``` ## Notes - Default output is JSON. Use `--md` for readable output. - `--include-summaries` on `list` adds AI summaries (increases response size). - Meeting IDs are needed for `show` — get them from `list` first. - Dates are UTC in JSON output.

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