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This skill should be used when the user asks to "invite someone to Notion with email fallback", "invite and send signup email if not a Notion user", "onboard a user to a Notion page", or wants a workflow that tries Notion invite first and falls back to sending a Gmail signup invitation if the user doesn't have a Notion account.

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Recipe: Notion Invite with Gmail Fallback

Prerequisite: Read ../mmk-shared/SKILL.md for auth, global flags, and error handling. Uses: mmk-notion-page — Page invite command.

A multi-step workflow that invites a user to a Notion page, and if they don't have a Notion account, sends them a signup email via Gmail.

This recipe has side effects (sends real emails). It requires manual invocation only.

Prerequisites

Both CLIs must be installed and authenticated:

  • mmk — Magic Meal Kits CLI (npm install -g @magic-meal-kits/cli@beta)
  • gws — Google Workspace CLI

Workflow

Step 1: Attempt Notion Page Invite

mmk notion page invite --email <email> --role <role> --block-id <block-id> -o json 2>&1

Check the exit code:

  • Exit 0 → Success. Report to user and stop.
  • Non-zero → Parse the error output. Continue to Step 2.

Step 2: Analyze the Error

Capture both stdout and stderr from the invite command:

result=$(mmk notion page invite --email <email> --role <role> --block-id <block-id> -o json 2>&1)
exit_code=$?

Determine the failure reason:

  • If the error indicates the email is not associated with a Notion account (non-Notion user) → proceed to Step 3
  • If it's a different error (auth failure, invalid block-id, permission denied) → report the error to the user and stop

Step 3: Send Signup Email via Gmail

Send an email asking the user to create a Notion account:

gws gmail +send \
  --to "<email>" \
  --subject "Notion 페이지 초대 - 계정 생성이 필요합니다" \
  --body "안녕하세요,

Notion 페이지에 초대하려 했으나, 해당 이메일로 등록된 Notion 계정이 없습니다.

아래 링크에서 Notion 계정을 생성해 주세요:
https://www.notion.so/signup

계정 생성 후 알려주시면, 다시 페이지 접근 권한을 드리겠습니다.

감사합니다."

Adapt the email language and content based on the user's preferences. The above is a Korean-language template — switch to English or other languages as appropriate.

Step 4: Confirm and Offer Retry

Report to the user:

  1. The Notion invite failed because the email is not a Notion user
  2. A signup email has been sent
  3. Ask: "Should I retry the invite after they sign up?"

If the user confirms retry later, go back to Step 1.

Parameters

ParameterRequiredDescription
emailYesEmail address of the person to invite
roleYesNotion permission level: editor, read_and_write, content_only_editor, comment_only, reader
block-idYesNotion page ID or URL to invite them to

Example Session

User: /mmk-notion-onboard

Claude: Who would you like to invite?

User: Invite [email protected] as editor to https://notion.so/my-page-abc123

Claude: [Runs mmk notion page invite...]
       The invite failed — [email protected] doesn't have a Notion account.
       I'll send them a signup email via Gmail.
       [Runs gws gmail +send...]
       Done. Signup email sent to [email protected].
       Want me to retry the invite after they create their account?

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