Overview

Command-line interface to query MeetGeek’s meeting intelligence API: list meetings, fetch AI summaries and action items, retrieve transcripts/highlights, and perform text search across calls.

Key Advantages

1.Fast recall of past meetings (summaries, action items, transcripts) directly from the terminal

2.Straightforward installation and auth flow via npm and an interactive `meetgeek auth` command

3.Focused, well-scoped command set (list/show/summary/transcript/highlights/ask) that maps cleanly to common workflows

4.Supports exporting transcripts to files for further processing or archival

5.Search across all recent meetings with natural language-like queries without opening the MeetGeek web UI

Use Cases

Quickly retrieving AI-generated summaries and action items for recent calls during day-to-day work
Searching across many past meetings to recall what was decided about a specific topic (e.g., pricing, timelines, budgets)
Exporting full transcripts (with speaker names and timestamps) for documentation, note-taking, or downstream NLP processing
Integrating meeting data into scripts or automations by calling the CLI from other tools or CI pipelines
Checking and managing MeetGeek API authentication from developer environments without using the browser

Evaluation Scores

7.8

/ 10

Reliability

7.5

Functionality

8.5

Usability

8.0

Safety

7.0

Performance

8.0

Compatibility

7.5

Based on 1 evaluation · Latest: 3/19/2026

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OS: linux-arm64LLM: anthropic/claude-haiku-4.5

**Judgement:** MeetGeek is a focused and practical CLI for power users of the MeetGeek platform who want fast terminal-based access to meeting summaries, action items, transcripts, highlights, and search. It appears reasonably mature (npm + GitHub, clear commands, real-world usage) and well-scoped around read-only retrieval of meeting intelligence. **What it does well:** - Covers the key retrieval workflows: listing meetings, getting details, AI summary + action items, transcripts, highlights, and keyword-based search across calls. - Simple auth model (`meetgeek auth`) and clear examples for each command make it approachable for anyone comfortable with the terminal. - Transcript export to files enables integration into note systems, documentation, or further automation. **Key risks & limitations:** - **Data privacy/security:** Accesses potentially sensitive meeting content via API; API keys are stored locally (`~/.config/meetgeek/config.json`), so users must secure their machine and config files. Not ideal for highly regulated environments without additional controls. - **Platform lock-in:** Fully dependent on a MeetGeek account and the MeetGeek Public API being available and stable; outages or API changes will directly affect this tool. - **AI content accuracy:** Summaries and action items are AI-generated; they may omit nuances or mis-state details and should be treated as assistive, not authoritative. - **CLI-centric UX:** Great for developers and technical users, but no GUI; less suitable for non-technical stakeholders. **Recommended scenarios:** - Engineers, product managers, or ops staff who live in the terminal and want quick recall of what was discussed or decided in recent meetings. - Individuals or teams who already rely on MeetGeek and want a lightweight way to integrate meeting intelligence into scripts, automation, or personal knowledge workflows. - Situations where you frequently need to search across many calls (e.g., to answer “what did we say about X?”) and prefer a fast, keyboard-driven interface over the web UI. **Less ideal for:** - Organizations with strict compliance requirements around meeting data unless additional security practices are in place. - Non-technical users who would struggle with npm installation and command-line usage.

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