Notion knowledge capture
Turns conversations and decisions into structured Notion pages, such as wiki entries, how-tos, decision records and FAQs, with proper links.
When to use it
- A decision was made in chat and needs recording.
- Notes should become a proper how-to or FAQ.
- You want new pages linked into the existing wiki.
A practical example
You ask
“Write up today’s decision about the billing provider as a Notion page.”
Your agent does
It creates a decision page with context, options and outcome, and links it from the right wiki section.
What gets installed
The whole folder is copied, so scripts, references and any license notices stay together.
- agents/openai.yaml512 bytes
- assets/notion-small.svg15,777 bytes
- assets/notion.png8,526 bytes
- evaluations/conversation-to-wiki.json2,035 bytes
- evaluations/decision-record.json2,220 bytes
- evaluations/README.md3,487 bytes
- examples/conversation-to-faq.md16,242 bytes
- examples/decision-capture.md3,568 bytes
- examples/how-to-guide.md2,838 bytes
- LICENSE.txt1,057 bytes
- reference/database-best-practices.md2,876 bytes
- reference/decision-log-database.md2,033 bytes
- reference/documentation-database.md2,745 bytes
- reference/faq-database.md2,037 bytes
- reference/how-to-guide-database.md1,237 bytes
- reference/learning-database.md1,322 bytes
- reference/team-wiki-database.md927 bytes
- SKILL.md3,374 bytes
Before you start: Needs the Notion MCP server connected.
Credit and license
Adapted from Notion’s published skills. It’s shared under the MIT License, and the license file is installed with it however you choose to install.