Notion Publisher

Publish articles to Notion using cached local copies of the target database's default Notion template when available. Use this skill when the user types /not...

This skill mostly does what it claims: it bundles a Python CLI that talks to https://api.notion.com and uses local templates and a config directory (~/.notion_publish). Before installing or running it: 1) Be aware you'll need to provide a Notion integration token (NOTION_TOKEN) — the registry metadata does not declare this, so assume it's required. 2) The CLI will create ~/.notion_publish, write a JSON config, and can read/write ~/.notion_publish/.env — avoid storing secrets in plaintext there unless you accept the risk. 3) Inspect scripts/notion_publisher.py yourself (it is included) and confirm network calls point only to notion.com (they do in the bundled code). 4) If you want stricter isolation, run the CLI in a temporary/containerized environment or create a dedicated least-privileged Notion integration. 5) Ask the skill author or registry maintainer to update the skill metadata to declare NOTION_TOKEN as a required credential and to document exactly what gets stored locally (including any cache/overwrite behavior).

Type: OpenClaw Skill Name: notion-publisher Version: 1.0.0 The 'notion-publisher' skill is a legitimate tool designed to help users draft and publish articles to Notion databases. It includes a dependency-free Python script (scripts/notion_publisher.py) that interacts with the official Notion API and manages local configuration and secrets in a dedicated directory (~/.notion_publish/). The instructions in SKILL.md are detailed and focus on a logical workflow involving user confirmation, template selection, and image sourcing from reputable public APIs (e.g., NASA, Art Institute of Chicago). No evidence of data exfiltration, malicious code execution, or harmful prompt injection was found.