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Query meeting notes
Query meeting notes for the workspace with optional filters, sorts, and a result limit.
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Overview
Returns a list of meeting notes as block objects (object is block, type is meeting_notes) where the user tied to the integration (in the workspace) is listed as a attendee on the block.
The response contains:
results: meeting note blocks (includingmeeting_notespayload with title, status, children tab IDs (e.g. summary, notes, transcription), and calendar and recording metadata when present).has_more: whether additional rows exist beyond this response for the current filter, sort, andlimit.
results[] item is a full block object. Read the fields you need (for example meeting_notes, timestamps, and people) from the response. Use filter to control which meeting notes are returned; allowed property names and operators are defined on this endpoint’s request body schema.
This endpoint does not use cursor-based pagination. There is no start_cursor or next_cursor—tune filter, sort, and limit (up to the maximum below) to refine the result set.
Request body
The body is a JSON object; every field is optional.| Field | Description |
|---|---|
filter | A single property filter, or a combinator ("and" / "or") with a filters array. See Filtering. |
sort | Ordered list of sorts. Each entry has property and direction (ascending or descending). Earlier entries take precedence. |
limit | Maximum number of meeting notes to return. Integer from 1 to 50. If omitted, the server uses 50. |
Filtering
A filter is either:- Property filter (single condition) — an object with
propertyandfilter(operator and optionalvalue) at the root of thefilterfield. - Combinator — an object with
operator("and"or"or") and afiltersarray. Each array element is another property filter or, for one level of nesting, a combinator whose innerfiltersare property filters only (see the request schema in the API reference for the exact shape).
value shapes for text, date, and person filters are fully specified in the request body schema. Invalid properties or malformed filters return a 400 validation error.
Filter examples
Three patterns below cover a single property filter, anand combinator, and an or combinator. For more properties and operators, use the schema link above. Replace sample strings and UUIDs with your own.
Sorting
Each sort item hasproperty and direction (ascending or descending). Property names are the same set as in the request body schema. Earlier entries take precedence when multiple sorts are present.
Response shape
Each item inresults is a meeting note block with a meeting_notes object plus the usual block metadata (see the response schema for this endpoint).
Integration capabilitiesThis endpoint requires an integration with Read content. The workspace must include AI meeting notes for the integration’s user; otherwise the call returns a validation error. See the capabilities guide.
Errors
Returns a 400 HTTP response if AI meeting notes aren’t available for the integration’s user, or if the filter or sort is invalid. Returns a 400 or a 429 HTTP response if the request exceeds the request limits.Note: Each Public API endpoint can return several possible error codes. See the Error codes section of the Status codes documentation for more information.
Authorizations
Bearer authentication header of the form Bearer <token>, where <token> is your auth token.
Headers
The API version to use for this request. The latest version is 2026-03-11.
Available options:
2026-03-11 Body
application/json
Optional filter for querying meeting notes. Supports combinator (and/or) and property filters on title, attendees, created_time, created_by, last_edited_time, last_edited_by.
Optional sort order for the results. Each entry specifies a property name and direction.
Maximum array length:
100Maximum number of results to return. Defaults to 50.
Required range:
1 <= x <= 50