Notion

Find Notion’s agent instructions and JavaScript API client under makenotion. Compare task guidance with application-integration code, then check the workspace access your chosen connection needs.

About Notion

Notion’s GitHub organization is makenotion. Its skills repository publishes agent instructions for working with Notion, while notion-sdk-js is the JavaScript and TypeScript client for the Notion API.

The instruction collection and API client serve different integration paths. Access to pages and workspace data depends on the connected account or integration and the permissions granted to it; installing source files does not make every workspace page accessible.

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Notion FAQ

Why is the publisher handle makenotion?
That is the GitHub organization whose display name is Notion and which owns both listed repositories.
Is notion-sdk-js a Skill?
No. It is an API client library. The separate skills repository contains agent instructions.
Does installing a Skill share every Notion page?
No. The connected account or integration must have access to the relevant pages and data.
Where should I check API compatibility?
Use the SDK README and Notion API documentation for the API and SDK versions in your application.
Where should an SDK-specific problem be investigated?
Use notion-sdk-js documentation and its support information for client-library behavior. A task-instruction issue should instead be checked against the corresponding file in skills.
How can I follow source changes?
Use the skills repository for instruction changes and notion-sdk-js releases for API-client changes.

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