Notion research and docs
Researches across several Notion sources and writes structured briefs, comparisons or reports with citations.
When to use it
- The information you need is spread across many Notion pages.
- You want a brief or comparison with sources cited.
- A report should be saved back into Notion.
A practical example
You ask
“Summarise everything we’ve written about onboarding churn into one brief.”
Your agent does
It searches the workspace, synthesises the findings and writes a cited brief in Notion.
What gets installed
The whole folder is copied, so scripts, references and any license notices stay together.
- agents/openai.yaml497 bytes
- assets/notion-small.svg15,777 bytes
- assets/notion.png8,526 bytes
- evaluations/basic-research.json1,731 bytes
- evaluations/README.md4,254 bytes
- evaluations/research-to-database.json1,681 bytes
- examples/competitor-analysis.md8,213 bytes
- examples/market-research.md1,899 bytes
- examples/technical-investigation.md6,521 bytes
- examples/trip-planning.md3,789 bytes
- LICENSE.txt1,057 bytes
- reference/advanced-search.md4,593 bytes
- reference/citations.md5,152 bytes
- reference/comparison-format.md870 bytes
- reference/comparison-template.md911 bytes
- reference/comprehensive-report-format.md1,077 bytes
- reference/comprehensive-report-template.md1,270 bytes
- reference/format-selection-guide.md2,798 bytes
- reference/quick-brief-format.md767 bytes
- reference/quick-brief-template.md473 bytes
- reference/research-summary-format.md841 bytes
- reference/research-summary-template.md1,152 bytes
- SKILL.md3,466 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.