Notion Calendar

What This Skill Does

The Notion Calendar skill transforms your OpenClaw agent into a high-precision project management assistant. It enables the agent to treat any Notion database—whether a content calendar, product launch schedule, or task board—as a structured, date-aware system. The skill handles schema discovery, temporal querying, and state management, ensuring that your Notion data remains synchronized with your operational needs.

By leveraging the Notion API alongside optional CLI optimizations, the skill maintains a local memory store (~/notion-calendar/) to track workspace context, database mappings, and reusable page templates. This ensures that the agent understands the specific structure of your Notion tables, including property names, date fields, and status toggles, preventing errors during read and write operations.

Installation

To integrate this skill, run the following command in your OpenClaw terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/ivangdavila/notion-calendar

Once installed, initialize the workspace by reading the setup.md file found in the skill directory to configure your NOTION_API_KEY and define your primary database scope.

Use Cases

• Content Planning: Automate the scheduling of blog posts or social media entries across a multi-stage editorial calendar.
• Task Board Management: Reschedule tasks based on shifting project timelines while maintaining status integrity.
• Launch Scheduling: Query upcoming deliverables within a specific quarter or month to provide high-level summaries for stakeholders.
• Automated Reporting: Generate status reports by fetching all pages due within a rolling 7-day window.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the content calendar for next week and list all articles missing a 'Final Draft' status."
2. "Move the 'Q3 Website Redesign' milestone from October 15th to October 22nd and update its status to 'In Progress'."
3. "Show me all overdue tasks in the Marketing Database that were assigned to me."

Tips & Limitations

• Safety First: Always review the agent's proposed changes. The skill is designed to fetch existing records before modifying them to prevent accidental data overwrites.
• Schema Awareness: If you modify your Notion database columns (e.g., renaming a date property), update the calendars.md file in the memory directory to ensure the agent maintains accurate mappings.
• Direct API vs. CLI: While the CLI is optimized for quick reads, always default to the official HTTP API for complex schema migrations or multi-page batch updates to ensure full transactional reliability.
• Scope: This skill does not sync with Google Calendar; it acts strictly on Notion databases.