notion

What This Skill Does

The OpenClaw Notion integration enables your AI agent to interact directly with your Notion workspace, acting as a bridge between your automated workflows and your central knowledge management hub. By leveraging the Notion API, this skill allows for reading page content, querying complex databases, appending new entries to trackers, and updating property fields dynamically. It acts as an operational layer that transforms static documentation into an active workspace where your AI can monitor progress, retrieve project details, or sync content across platforms without manual intervention.

Installation

To integrate this capability into your agent, use the OpenClaw CLI:

1. Execute the installation command: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/moikapy/openclaw-notion-skill.
2. Acquire your Internal Integration Token from the Notion Integrations dashboard.
3. Configure your agent by setting the NOTION_TOKEN environment variable.
4. Navigate to your desired Notion page or database, click 'Share', and explicitly add your 'OpenClaw' integration to grant the necessary read/write permissions.

Use Cases

This skill is built for high-productivity environments where data needs to be structured and searchable. Use it to maintain project backlogs where the AI automatically updates task statuses based on progress reports, or utilize it as a CRM bridge to pull client interaction notes directly into your planning meetings. It is also ideal for content teams using Notion as a calendar; you can prompt the agent to query upcoming 'In Progress' drafts to generate status summaries or add new ideation rows directly to your 'Content Strategy' database.

Example Prompts

1. "Check the 'Project Backlog' database and tell me which tasks are marked as 'High Priority' and 'In Progress'."
2. "Add a new entry to the Content Calendar database with the title 'Future of AI Ethics' and set the status to 'Idea'."
3. "Fetch the contents of the page with ID 12345678 and provide a 3-bullet summary of the meeting notes contained inside."

Tips & Limitations

To ensure smooth operations, always ensure you have removed hyphens from your Notion IDs, as the CLI tool requires the raw 32-character string. Note that this skill requires explicit sharing permissions for every page or database accessed; if your agent returns a 404 error, double-check that the 'OpenClaw' integration has been added to that specific entity's connection list. Because Notion's database structure can be complex, complex property updates should be tested on a dummy database first to ensure JSON schema alignment.