What problem does it solve?
It helps you reliably interact with the Notion API from the command line, so you can query databases, create pages, upload files, and manage workers without guessing request shapes or CLI syntax.
Core Features & Use Cases
- API discovery and endpoint execution: Use
ntn api to list endpoints, show help, print official docs, and view OpenAPI fragments before making calls.
- File uploads: Use
ntn files as a convenience wrapper to create and manage Notion file uploads.
- Worker lifecycle management: Use
ntn workers to deploy, list, execute capabilities, and scaffold worker projects; use ntn tokens to manage worker auth tokens.
- Use Case: When you need to create a Notion page under a known parent page ID and you want to verify the correct endpoint and body schema, this Skill guides you to the right
ntn api pattern.
Quick Start
Use ntn api v1/pages parent[page_id]=abc123 to create a new page under the parent page with ID abc123.