makenotion / skills

notion-cli teaches an agent to run ntn for calling the Notion API directly, managing workers, uploading files, creating pages, and querying databases — the same things you would otherwise type into a terminal by hand. There is no MCP server here and nothing to route between; the README's own description is a single line, and the package is the one skill described in it.

Install follows the same skills CLI pattern as the rest of this format: npx skills add makenotion/skills for everything, or npx skills add makenotion/skills --skill notion-cli to name the one skill specifically. This is for someone who wants an agent driving the official Notion CLI rather than composing raw Notion API calls itself, and it assumes you already have ntn set up or are willing to let the skill walk you through it.

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The per-skill install flag has nothing to choose from yet. The README documents --skill notion-cli as the way to install a specific skill out of the package, but with a package of 1, that flag has no other option to select against — it only starts doing useful work if a second skill is ever added.