makenotion cursor-notion-plugin
OFFICIALLABSCO SUMMARY
Six of the fourteen are plain workspace operations — search, a faster title-only find, creating a page or a task, inserting a database row, and querying a database by name or ID. Four are task-board skills that turn a Notion page into working code and back: setting up a tracked board, building a task from its page URL, planning an implementation from a spec, and writing up a finished diff as a Notion doc. The last four are the ones Notion's own README highlights as the plugin's actual pitch: knowledge-capture turns a chat into structured documentation, meeting-intelligence assembles a pre-read and agenda from existing Notion context, research-documentation synthesizes findings from across the workspace with citations, and spec-to-implementation breaks a spec page into tracked tasks.
This is for a Cursor user who already keeps specs, tasks, and notes in Notion and wants those two tools wired together with one install. Twelve of the fourteen skills need nothing beyond the OAuth connection the plugin sets up on first use; one is built directly on the bundled MCP server, and one we could not classify from its description alone.
READ THE FULL ANALYSIS
It is Cursor-only. The manifest, directory layout, and credits are all Cursor-specific, and Notion ships a separate, differently-sized plugin for Claude Code — makenotion/claude-code-notion-plugin, four skills rather than fourteen — so a Claude Code user landing on this page wants that repository instead, not this one.
WHAT'S INSIDE
14 showing · 14 totalNothing else to set up — install it and go.
create-database-row
Adds a new row to a Notion database by matching plain-language field values to the database's real property names, and asks first if anything required is still missing.
create-page
Creates a new Notion page with a sensible starter outline already in place, such as Attendees and Agenda for meeting notes or Goals and Timeline for a project page.
create-task
Creates a task in your Notion tasks database, working out from your wording who owns it, when it is due and which project it belongs to.
database-query
Queries a Notion database using the filters and sort order the user describes, and returns the matching rows as a short, readable table instead of raw data.
find
Finds the specific Notion pages or databases whose titles match a query, returning a short, precise list rather than every loosely related result.
knowledge-capture
Turns a conversation or discussion into a properly structured Notion page, picking a format and a home for it and linking it in from related pages so it can actually be found again.
meeting-intelligence
Preps for a meeting by pulling relevant Notion pages and outside research into two documents: an internal pre-read for attendees and a polished agenda for everyone in the room.
research-documentation
Searches across a Notion workspace, pulls together what several pages say on a topic, and writes the findings up as a cited, structured document.
search
Looks through what is written inside a Notion workspace for a topic and comes back with a handful of relevant pages, each with one line saying what is in it.
spec-to-implementation
Turns a Notion product or tech spec into a tracked implementation plan, breaking its requirements into tasks in the task database and updating their status as the work moves forward.
tasks-build
Takes a task tracked on a Notion board, marks it in progress, does the work it describes, posts short status updates back to the page, and marks it done when finished.
tasks-explain-diff
Writes up a set of code changes as a Notion page with background, the core idea, a walkthrough of what changed, how it was verified, and a short quiz to check understanding.
tasks-plan
You hand it the link to a Notion page describing work to be done, and it writes back a plan: the phases, what has to happen first, and what could go wrong.
tasks-setup
Walks a user through connecting a Notion task board to this plugin, either by duplicating a ready-made template or by checking that an existing board has the right properties.
HOW TO GET IT
npx skills add makenotion/cursor-notion-pluginnpx skills add makenotion/cursor-notion-plugin --skill <name> --full-depthPick the skill name from the Skills tab — each entry there installs independently.