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indigo meetings

The meetings command group lets you browse your calendar and access meeting details from the terminal.

Commands

indigo meetings list

Lists upcoming and past meetings from your connected calendar.

Terminal window
indigo meetings list [options]

Options:

FlagDescription
--limit <n>Number of results to return
--offset <n>Number of results to skip (for pagination)
--jsonOutput as JSON

Examples:

List meetings:

Terminal window
indigo meetings list

Get JSON output for scripting:

Terminal window
indigo meetings list --json

indigo meetings view <id>

Displays full details for a specific meeting, including title, time, attendees, and any associated signals.

Terminal window
indigo meetings view <id> [options]

Options:

FlagDescription
--jsonOutput as JSON

Example:

Terminal window
indigo meetings view mtg_xyz789

JSON output:

{
  "id": "mtg_xyz789",
  "title": "Weekly Product Sync",
  "start": "2025-01-15T10:00:00Z",
  "end": "2025-01-15T10:30:00Z",
  "attendees": [
    "alice@example.com",
    "bob@example.com"
  ],
  "signals_count": 4
}

indigo meetings search <query>

Searches meetings by title, description, or attendee name/email.

Terminal window
indigo meetings search <query> [options]

Options:

FlagDescription
--limit <n>Number of results to return
--jsonOutput as JSON

Examples:

Search by meeting title:

Terminal window
indigo meetings search "product sync"

Search by attendee:

Terminal window
indigo meetings search "alice@example.com"

Search and output as JSON:

Terminal window
indigo meetings search "quarterly review" --json

Practical usage

Check your schedule before a meeting block:

Terminal window
indigo meetings list --limit 5

Find all meetings with a specific person:

Terminal window
indigo meetings search "bob@example.com" --json | jq '.[].title'

Look up a meeting for context, then check its signals:

Terminal window
indigo meetings view mtg_xyz789
indigo signals search "product sync" --type decision