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Tool hosts agent skills in Notion and syncs them to your computer, then symlinks…

2026-05-11 · 16:34 UTC ·@brian_lovin ·1 min read

Brief

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.

Why it matters

Tool hosts agent skills in Notion and syncs them to your computer, then symlinks skills to agents such as Claude and Codex; it adapts the npx skills API and lets you install with notion-skills add <owner/repo>.

Key details

  • Supports two-way sync (Notion ↔ local), plus commands: feed (timeline of recent edits), migrate (find all local skills and move them to Notion), and feedback (leave comments for team/agent feedback); multi-file skills work via nested sub-pages.
  • Author @brian_lovin published the work on 2026-05-11, says it’s likely only useful to him, is using it to sync skills across multiple computers and prefers Notion as a visual editor; repository available on GitHub (github.com/brianlovin/...) and he’s soliciting feedback.
Source evidence

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 &lt;owner/repo&gt;
• 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…