Notion spec to plan
Turns a spec or PRD in Notion into an implementation plan with tasks and progress tracking.
When to use it
- A feature spec lives in Notion and needs breaking down.
- You want tasks created and tracked against the spec.
- Progress should be visible to the rest of the team.
A practical example
You ask
“Turn the notifications PRD into an implementation plan with tasks.”
Your agent does
It reads the spec, writes a plan and creates linked tasks in Notion for tracking.
What gets installed
The whole folder is copied, so scripts, references and any license notices stay together.
- agents/openai.yaml524 bytes
- assets/notion-small.svg15,777 bytes
- assets/notion.png8,526 bytes
- evaluations/basic-spec-implementation.json2,401 bytes
- evaluations/README.md4,427 bytes
- evaluations/spec-to-tasks.json2,561 bytes
- examples/api-feature.md13,699 bytes
- examples/database-migration.md2,443 bytes
- examples/ui-component.md1,662 bytes
- LICENSE.txt1,057 bytes
- reference/milestone-summary-template.md456 bytes
- reference/progress-tracking.md9,076 bytes
- reference/progress-update-template.md420 bytes
- reference/quick-implementation-plan.md480 bytes
- reference/spec-parsing.md6,942 bytes
- reference/standard-implementation-plan.md3,286 bytes
- reference/task-creation-template.md597 bytes
- reference/task-creation.md8,209 bytes
- SKILL.md3,571 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.