ClawHub Notion Skills Directory: Skills for Workspace Automation, Sync & AI Memory
Notion direction on ClawHub currently has dedicated skills — from lightweight API wrappers to full workspace sync pipelines and AI agent memory systems. Here's the complete breakdown.
Note: Install and download figures in text descriptions reflect stats at the time of writing and may be outdated. All skill tables are live — they fetch current data from the ClawHub database on every page load. Treat table values as authoritative.
Data Overview
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Total dedicated skills | 50 |
| Skills with installs (>0) | 24 |
| Skills with zero installs | 26 |
| Top skill by downloads | notion — dl |
| Top skill by installs | notion — installs |
| Top coverage skill | api-gateway — 42,375 dl |
| Most-installed non-API-client | notes — installs |
1. Core API Clients
The largest category by far — over half of all Notion skills are variations of the same idea: wrapping the official Notion API to let agents create/read/update pages, databases, and blocks. Differentiation is minimal; most differ only in authentication approach (managed OAuth vs. user-provided token), versioning, or minor feature scope.
The dominant skill notion has 10× more downloads than its nearest competitor, making it the clear default choice. notion-1-0-0 stands out with 20 installs despite modest downloads — likely from a specific community or bundled deployment.
2. Sync & Bidirectional Integration
A small but practically useful category. These skills go beyond one-shot API calls — they establish persistent, bidirectional relationships between Notion and other systems (local files, Obsidian vaults).
3. Task, Calendar & Project Management
Skills targeting Notion's structured data features — checklists, calendar databases, and workflow automation. Relatively thin category with low install counts, suggesting most users stick with the general API clients for task operations.
4. Content Import & Clipping
Skills that pipe external content into Notion — web pages, chat messages, voice recordings, AI research outputs. Most have zero installs, reflecting how niche these use cases are, but the ideas are interesting.
notion-clipper-skill uses Chrome CDP to fetch pages and convert HTML to Markdown before saving — a technically solid approach. bilibili-cc-to-notion is the most specialized skill in the entire set: it extracts subtitles from Bilibili videos and creates annotated Notion study notes.
5. AI Agent Memory
A genuinely differentiated use case: using Notion as a persistent memory store for AI agents across sessions. notion-agent-memory sets up the structure; recall-from-notion handles retrieval. Designed to be used as a pair.
6. Export, Conversion & Templates
Utilities for transforming Notion content into other formats — or the reverse. solid-notion takes a local-first approach, managing Notion pages as plain Markdown files with JSON patch writes. notion-template is a Chinese-language template generator covering workspaces, dashboards, wikis, and project boards.
7. Notes & PKM
Two skills that include Notion alongside other note-taking tools, rather than targeting Notion exclusively.
notes is the standout here: 23 installs and 2,596 downloads make it one of the best-performing skills in the entire Notion set. It supports Notion, Apple Notes, Bear, and Obsidian in a single interface — which is exactly why it gets used: no lock-in.
Quick Selection Guide
| If you want to... | Use this skill |
|---|---|
| Do anything with Notion (default choice) | notion |
| Sync Notion with local files | notion-sync |
| Write to Notion + other note apps | notes |
| Keep AI agent memory across sessions | notion-agent-memory + recall-from-notion |
| Clip web pages into Notion | notion-clipper-skill |
| Sync Notion ↔ Obsidian | notion-sync-obsidian |
| Manage calendar/task databases | notion-calendar |
| Convert Markdown → Notion blocks | notion-md |
| Generate Notion templates | notion-template |
Closing Observations
The market is flooded with copy-paste API wrappers. 28 of 50 skills (56%) are functionally identical: wrap the Notion API, expose CRUD operations, done. Most have zero installs. If you're building a Notion skill, generic API access is a dead end.
notion is a monopoly within its category. With 46,976 downloads and 1,209 installs, it has more traction than all other Notion API clients combined. The second-place skill has 6,845 downloads — a 6.8× gap. Pick the winner.
The multi-platform skills punch above their weight. notes (Notion + Apple Notes + Bear + Obsidian) has 23 installs — more than any pure Notion client except notion itself. Users want portability, not Notion lock-in.
AI agent memory is genuinely underexplored. Only 2 skills target this use case, despite it being one of the strongest arguments for using Notion with an AI agent (persistent, structured, queryable). High opportunity for builders.
Half the set has never been installed. 26 of 50 skills show zero installs. For most of them, there's no reason to choose them over notion — they offer no differentiation. Zero installs is the market's honest verdict.
Data source: ClawHub platform install and download stats as of March 20, 2026. Browse more skills at clawhub-skills.com.