Notion linker

Skill vdk888/bubble-skills/notion-linker

Automatically link published content (Substack articles, LinkedIn posts) back to project rows in a Notion database. Use after publishing content to record the live URL on its Notion project.From its SKILL.md

Install

npx -y skills add vdk888/bubble-skills --skill notion-linker

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Notion Linker

Automated tool to update Notion project pages when new content is created.

Usage

Link Substack Article

python3 skills/notion-linker/notion_linker.py \
  --type substack \
  --title "Article Title" \
  --url "https://substack.com/..." \
  --status Published

Link LinkedIn Post

python3 skills/notion-linker/notion_linker.py \
  --type linkedin \
  --title "FR/EN - Post Title" \
  --status Scheduled

Status Options

Draft — Content being written
Scheduled — Approved, waiting for publication
Published — Live on platform

Projects Linked

Content Type	Notion Project	Project ID
Substack articles	Substack - Newsletter	<YOUR_NOTION_DB_ID>
LinkedIn posts	LinkedIn Sage Agent	<YOUR_NOTION_DB_ID>

Integration with Agents

For Substack Agent

After publishing an article, run:

import sys
sys.path.insert(0, "skills/notion-linker")
from notion_linker import link_substack_article

link_substack_article(
    title="Article Title",
    url="https://substack.com/...",
    status="Published"
)

For Content (LinkedIn) Agent

After scheduling a post, run:

import sys
sys.path.insert(0, "skills/notion-linker")
from notion_linker import link_linkedin_post

link_linkedin_post(
    title="FR/EN - Post Title",
    status="Scheduled"
)

What ships with it: 1 file

8.9 KB alongside SKILL.md, 1 of them executable

notion_linker.pyruns8.9 KB