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@sfroment/pi-ntn

v1.0.6

Published

Pi extension wrapping the Notion ntn CLI as a single typed tool (direct CLI, not MCP).

Readme

pi-ntn

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A pi coding agent extension that wraps the official Notion ntn CLI as a single typed tool — directly, not via an MCP server.

What it provides

  • an ntn custom tool with typed parameters (subcommand + args map + data + method + timeoutSeconds + forceDangerous)
  • a bundled SKILL.md documenting the tool and common ntn commands
  • per-turn prompt guidance when a prompt mentions Notion, pages, databases, data sources, or workspaces
  • graceful detection of the "not authenticated" failure with actionable guidance
  • a safety guard that refuses pages trash unless forceDangerous: true is set

Why not MCP?

The ntn CLI already exposes the full Notion API (pages, databases, data sources, search, raw API) and uses the user's existing ntn login credentials. Wrapping it in a typed pi tool gives structured, discoverable parameters and output truncation without an extra server process — and replaces the notion MCP server.

Requirements

  • ntn CLI on PATH — notion.so
  • Authenticated via ntn login

Installation

Drop the extension into ~/.pi/agent/extensions/ (global) or .pi/extensions/ (project-local), then reload:

/reload

Or install from git:

pi install git:github.com/sfroment/pi-ntn

Tool parameters

| Parameter | Type | Description | |-----------|------|-------------| | subcommand | string | The full ntn subcommand path (e.g. "pages get <id>", "api /v1/search", "datasources query <id>"). Top-level — never nest inside args. | | args | object | A key/value object of flags ONLY — never an array, and do not nest subcommand/data/method here. Booleans → bare --flag ({json: true} → --json). Strings/numbers → --flag value ({parent: "page:abc"} → --parent page:abc). Arrays → repeated --flag value pairs. false/null/undefined are skipped. | | data | string | Request body for api calls — a JSON string, @path, or @- for stdin (translates to --data). | | method | string | HTTP method override for api calls (translates to --method). | | timeoutSeconds | integer | Command timeout (default 30, max 120). | | forceDangerous | boolean | Opt-in for pages trash (the delete-class op). Requires explicit user confirmation. |

Examples

Get a page as Markdown:

{
  "subcommand": "pages get <page-id>",
  "args": { "json": true }
}

Search the workspace:

{
  "subcommand": "api /v1/search",
  "data": "{\"query\":\"meeting notes\",\"filter\":{\"property\":\"object\",\"value\":\"page\"}}"
}

List file uploads:

{
  "subcommand": "files list"
}

Check the CLI health:

{
  "subcommand": "doctor"
}

Development

bun test          # pretest links pi runtime deps automatically
bunx tsc --noEmit # type-check

License

GPL-3.0

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