Community code plugin. Review compatibility and verification before install.
Latest release: v1.0.0Download zip
Capabilities
Compatibility
Security Scan
OpenClaw
Suspicious
high confidencePurpose & Capability
The core Notion capabilities are coherent and disclosed, but multiple manifests say to use it for generic web search, research, source discovery, or content extraction, which does not fit a Notion-only integration.
Instruction Scope
The skill includes user-confirmation guidance for writes, triggers, and MCP creation, but the broad activation language could route unrelated prompts through a credentialed Notion/AISA path.
Install Mechanism
The package structure is straightforward, with a minimal native wrapper, packaged skill files, declared AISA_API_KEY configuration, and no static-scan or VirusTotal detections.
Credentials
Requiring AISA_API_KEY and network access to api.aisa.one is expected for this integration, but the skill can enumerate and retrieve Notion workspace content, including broad discovery and full page/database reads.
Persistence & Privilege
The references document creating triggers, webhooks, connected accounts, and MCP servers, which are persistent integration surfaces; some sections require confirmation, but lifecycle and scope warnings are uneven.
Scan Findings in Context
[SDI-1] unexpected: Accepted: artifact descriptions repeatedly broaden a Notion workspace plugin into web search/research/source discovery use, creating a purpose and invocation mismatch.
[SQP-1] unexpected: Accepted: the overbroad 'Use when' text appears in manifests and command descriptions that can influence agent tool selection for a credentialed external service.
[SQP-2] expected: Partly accepted: write, trigger, MCP, and broad read capabilities are expected for a Notion workspace automation plugin, but the documentation does not consistently warn about data sensitivity, credential handling, or persistent access implications.
What to consider before installing
Install only if you intend to use AISA as a gateway to a Notion workspace. Configure the Notion integration with least privilege, avoid using this for general web research, confirm every write/trigger/MCP action, and assume retrieved Notion pages or databases may contain sensitive business data.Verification
Tags
Notion Workspace Plugin
ClawHub/OpenClaw native-first plugin wrapper for the packaged AIsa skill.
Runtime Requirements
- Required bins: none
- Required env vars:
AISA_API_KEY - Primary env:
AISA_API_KEY - Network targets:
https://api.aisa.one
What It Ships
- Bundle plugin id:
notion-workspace-plugin - Native manifest:
openclaw.plugin.json - Native entrypoint:
index.js - Embedded skill:
skills/notion-workspace/SKILL.md - Format: native OpenClaw plugin plus Claude-compatible bundle fallback
Why This Format
- Uses the OpenClaw-native manifest path that current plugin docs expect.
- Keeps the packaged skill payload intact under
skills/for ClawHub/OpenClaw skill loading. - Retains
.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonso Claude-compatible marketplace tooling still recognizes the package. - Reuses the already-hardened
clawhub-release/skill payload.
Provenance
- Source repository:
https://github.com/baofeng-tech/agent-skills-io - Embedded skill path:
skills/notion-workspace/SKILL.md - The runtime behavior remains inside the packaged skill payload and its public docs.
Install After Publishing
openclaw plugins install clawhub:notion-workspace-plugin
Publish Locally
clawhub package publish ./plugins/notion-workspace-plugin --dry-run
clawhub package publish ./plugins/notion-workspace-plugin
Notes
- Runtime requirements and guardrails remain inside
skills/notion-workspace/SKILL.md. - If both native and bundle markers exist, OpenClaw prefers the native plugin path.
- This package keeps side effects explicit and relies on the packaged skill's repo-local defaults where applicable.
