notion-agent

What This Skill Does

The Notion Agent skill is a powerful automation utility designed for OpenClaw that enables seamless interaction with your Notion workspace. It provides a robust command-line interface to perform CRUD operations on pages, manage complex databases, manipulate block-level content, and execute targeted workspace searches. By bridging your AI agent with the Notion API, this skill eliminates the manual labor of organizing notes, tracking tasks, or updating documentation, allowing you to treat your second brain as an extension of your development environment.

Installation

To integrate this skill into your workflow, you must first create an integration via the Notion developer portal and retrieve your Internal Integration Token. Configure your environment by setting the NOTION_TOKEN variable. Once configured, install the skill into your project using the following command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/chloepark85/notion-agent. Ensure that you have manually shared the specific pages or databases you intend to interact with by clicking the "Add connections" menu within the Notion interface.

Use Cases

This skill is ideal for automating content-heavy workflows. You can use it to auto-generate project status reports, sync coding tasks from terminal scripts directly into Notion kanban boards, or programmatically archive legacy meeting notes. It is particularly effective for teams that prefer to manage documentation through code rather than manual page editing, allowing for programmatic page creation and automated block insertion like code snippets or task lists.

Example Prompts

1. "Search for the latest 'Project Roadmap' page and append a new to-do item for updating the environment variables."
2. "List all current entries in the 'Sprint Tasks' database and filter for items marked with High priority."
3. "Create a new meeting notes page under the parent 'Team Syncs' folder with a formatted heading for today's date."

Tips & Limitations

To ensure consistent performance, always provide precise IDs when referencing pages or databases, as generic searches may return multiple results. Note that while this skill allows for complex property manipulation, JSON structures for database properties must be strictly formatted to match Notion's schema requirements. Avoid running frequent batch updates in short loops to remain within Notion's API rate limits. Remember that permissions are controlled at the page level; if you receive an access error, verify that the integration is explicitly connected to the required parent containers.