PLUGIN / MAKENOTION

Notion Workspace Plugin

Notion's own plugin: slash commands that read and write real pages in a workspace, from a single page or row up to a whole task worked off the team's board, all through Notion's hosted connection.

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Labsco Summary

ShowHideSlash commands let an assistant create, find and search Notion pages, and work a task straight off your team's Notion board.

Single actions, and a task-board set.

What installs is a set of slash commands, in two kinds:

single actions, done in one go: a new page or database row, a task dropped onto a board, a database read out, a page found by title, a search of the whole workspace
a tasks set that works from a Notion board: preparing the board, planning a task inside its own page, building it while the card reports progress, and writing up a code change

The four Notion skills its readme lists do not come with this install.

All of it goes through one sign-in.

Everything reads and writes live pages in Notion, through the connection this plugin brings with it, and that connection waits on a sign-in before it will do anything at all.

the single actions touch nothing on your own machine
building a task and explaining a change also work on the code in front of the assistant

Until someone completes that sign-in, the commands have nothing to work on.

Notion, and only Notion.

Every command works inside Notion and reaches no other workspace tool. Page and database commands suit anyone with a workspace; the tasks set pays off for a team that already plans its work as cards in Notion.

Commands

/Notion:create-database-row

Adds a row to any Notion database you name, filling in the properties that database happens to have.

/Notion:create-page

Writes a new page under a parent page you point at, so it lands in the right part of the workspace instead of loose at the top.

/Notion:create-task

Drops a single task into a tasks-style database, so something agreed in this conversation lands on the board the team already works from.

/Notion:database-query

Reads the rows out of one database — named or by its ID — without anyone opening Notion to look.

/Notion:find

Finds a page or a database by its title, for when you know roughly what the thing is called.

/Notion:search

Searches the whole workspace rather than matching titles, for when you do not know where the answer was written down.

/Notion:tasks:build

Takes the link to a task on the board and does the work, code included, posting what it is doing to the card as it goes and marking it done at the end.

/Notion:tasks:explain-diff

Writes a Notion page explaining a code change: the background, the idea behind it, a walk through the code, how it was checked, and a short quiz for whoever reads it.

/Notion:tasks:plan

Takes the link to a task on the board, reads the card, asks its questions as comments there, and writes a plan into the task's page before marking it ready.

/Notion:tasks:setup

Gets a Notion board ready for the task commands: either a copy of Notion's own template, or a board you already use, given the status and progress fields they need. It talks you through it rather than running in one go.

One sign-in, and it can both read the workspace and write to it.

CONNECTS TOYour Notion workspace, over Notion's hosted MCP server

Installing the plugin configures this connection; signing into it is still a separate decision, and it is the decision that matters, because every command here acts through it.

Notion handles the sign-in as an OAuth prompt, so there is no key to paste anywhere.

What the sign-in lets it read.

a page or a database, retrieved in full

whatever a search of the whole workspace turns up

the outside sources Notion itself has connected to that workspace

What the sign-in lets it change.

create a page, or append notes and blocks to one that already exists

update the content of a page

insert a row into a database

set the properties on a page

Notion's install steps finish with restarting Claude Code. Skip that and the server does not come up, which looks from the chat like the commands simply not working.

Its full tool list, and what each tool touches:Notion MCP server

https://mcp.notion.com/mcp

INSTALL

Typing these lines is not the end of Notion's own instructions:
the connection only comes up after Claude Code is started again.

PLUGIN MARKETPLACE

Add the marketplace, then install the plugin

Typed inside the agent's own prompt, not in a terminal. The marketplace is called notion-plugin-marketplace, which is the part after the @.

01/plugin marketplace add makenotion/claude-code-notion-plugin
02/plugin install notion-workspace-plugin@notion-plugin-marketplace