notion-cli

The notion-cli skill provides a command-line interface for interacting with the Notion API, allowing users to automate and manage various Notion tasks efficiently. It addresses the challenge of manually performing operations within Notion by providing a programmable interface that supports API calls, file uploads, worker management, and content creation. This skill is particularly useful for developers and technical users who want to integrate Notion workflows into scripts or automation pipelines.

The main features of notion-cli include querying and interacting with the Notion API via the `ntn api` command, managing pages and comments with Markdown support, uploading and retrieving files through `ntn files`, and handling worker deployment and execution with `ntn workers`. The CLI is self-documenting, providing commands to list API endpoints, view documentation, and inspect OpenAPI specifications. It also supports flexible authentication using the `NOTION_API_TOKEN` environment variable or interactive login. The skill emphasizes Markdown for formatting page content and comments, while still allowing rich text for advanced features such as mentions and custom emoji.

Typical use cases include creating or updating pages programmatically, uploading media assets, executing automated worker tasks, and querying databases for reporting or integration purposes. Target users are developers, DevOps engineers, or advanced Notion users who need reliable, scriptable access to Notion features. It is also suitable for teams looking to streamline collaboration and automate repetitive tasks in their Notion workspace.