@open-everywhere/provider-notion

Notion as a wake surface, plus page and database tools, for Open Everywhere.

Part of Open Everywhere — an open, self-hostable autonomous teammate you tag where your team works. This package is the Notion provider. It supplies the identity mapper, the capability manifest, the post arm, the wake-origin codec, the page/comment/search tools, and the notion memory backing (read-only by default; a silo the author declares writable takes append-only write-back).

@open-everywhere/core owns the runtime — access and approvals, identity, memory, spend, the audit chain. This package holds the Notion half. The boundary between them is a vendor-coupling one, and packages/core/scripts/boundary-test.ts checks it per provider: it names one or more vendor fingerprint strings, asserts that at least one of them appears under this package, and asserts that every one of them is absent from packages/core/agent. For Notion those strings are api.notion.com and NOTION_CHANNEL_API_KEY. Core's registries refuse a provider the deployment has not selected.

Install

npm i @open-everywhere/core @open-everywhere/provider-notion [email protected]
npx oe-eve-patch

Both commands are required. Core refuses to boot on an unpatched eve. A registry eve carries no patch, so npx oe-eve-patch applies the copy @open-everywhere/core ships.

eve is a peer dependency, pinned to the exact version above, which is the pin @open-everywhere/core declares as peerDependencies.eve. Node 24 or newer.

Use

One call registers the bundle:

import { registerNotionProvider } from "@open-everywhere/provider-notion/agent/register.js";

registerNotionProvider();

Credentials, the webhook and the Notion app setup are in the runbook below.

Docs

• Notion runbook
• Documentation index

Licence

Apache 2.0. The tarball carries LICENSE and NOTICE.