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Brian Lovin’s Notion-based tool treats a Notion database like an app store for…

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Brian Lovin’s Notion-based tool treats a Notion database like an app store for agent skills, letting you install, edit, and two-way sync skills between Notion and your local machine. It implements the npx skills API (notion-skills add), provides commands like feed, migrate, and feedback, supports multi-file skills via nested sub-pages, and is published on GitHub for testing and feedback.

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I've been tinkering on a tool to host agent skills in Notion and sync them down to my computer + symlink to all agents (Claude, Codex, etc)

The mental model is to treat a Notion database like an app store for skills. You can "install" skills, which pulls them to your computer + reformats them into markdown, or you can draft changes locally and "publish" back to the Notion db.

• Adapts to the npx skills API so you can easily create new skills with notion-skills add <owner/repo>
• Supports two-way sync so you can make changes locally or on Notion
• Has some fun commands like feed to see a timeline of recent edits, or migrate which will find all local skills and move them to Notion in one pass
• If you happen to use it with a team, you can use the feedback command to leave comments on a skill (useful for agents to automatically share feedback if a skill isn't working or could be improved)
• Also works with multi-file skills by nesting sub-pages...a bit hacky, but it works!

It's very likely this is only useful for me! I'm mainly using it to sync skills across multiple computers + Notion is a better visual editor for skill content.

Point your agent at this repo to get set up and try it out, and feel free to send me feedback:

github.com/brianlovin/notion…