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The skills CLI now supports Notion hosted skills
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The skills CLI has been updated to include support for Notion hosted skills databases.
This update allows teams to manage agent skills directly within Notion, enhancing collaboration and accessibility. The integration simplifies the process of creating and installing skills without needing a Git repository. By using Notion's page permissions, teams can control access to skills effectively.
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Notion skills are reusable agent skills written as Notion pages.
The CLI can install skills from Notion without requiring a Git repository.
Access to skills follows Notion's page permissions, enhancing control over visibility.
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The recent update to the skills CLI introduces support for Notion hosted skills, enabling teams to create and manage agent skills within their existing Notion workspace. This change eliminates the need for a separate Git repository, streamlining the skill installation process. Users can now utilize the Notion CLI to authenticate and manage skills effectively.
To install skills, users can execute commands like 'npx skills add notion' to browse shared skill packs or 'npx skills add <NOTION_PAGE_URL>' for individual skills. This integration leverages the Agent Skills API provided by Notion, ensuring that skills can be reused across different agents that support the standard format.
While this integration enhances collaboration and ease of use, it requires that Notion workspaces allow personal access tokens for authentication. Teams must also manage their Notion page permissions carefully, as access to skills is controlled in the same manner as viewing permissions within Notion. This could limit visibility if not configured correctly.
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