recap-to-notion

name	recap-to-notion
version	1.0.1
description	Sync a session-recap directory (summary.md + note.md + meta.json) to Notion under the explicit "My Agent Notes / Session Recaps" database via the notion-cli skill. The Notion target is fixed by design — the value of this skill is being explicit about its destination, not configurable. Appends to the shared session-recap manifest on success and retries previously-failed uploads on next invocation. Cleanup and retention are owned by session-recap, not this skill. Standalone — pass a recap dir path, or invoke in retry-only mode. Auto-invoked by session-recap via the chain in its ~/.claude/session-recaps/.recap-config.json. Use when the user says "recap to notion" / "Notionに recap を上げて" / "recap upload" / "/recap-to-notion" / "recap retry" / "再アップロード" / "Notion同期".

recap-to-notion

Take a session-recap directory and sync it into the Notion database My Agent Notes / Session Recaps as a single page (one DB row per session). Idempotent upserts keyed by Session ID. Failures are retried on the next invocation.

This skill assumes:

• notion-cli skill (>= 1.1.0) is installed and NOTION_TOKEN is configured.
• A page titled exactly My Agent Notes exists in the Notion workspace and is shared with the integration.
• The session-recap directory layout is the contract owned by session-recap.

Cleanup of confirmed-old local recap dirs is not this skill's job — it belongs to session-recap (the manifest owner). This skill only appends manifest entries on successful uploads.

Calling notion-cli

notion-cli is not a shell binary — it is a Claude Code skill whose implementation lives in ~/.notion-cli/lib/notion.ts (a deno script created by the skill's setup.ts). All invocations in this workflow run that script with scoped deno permissions.

Define the prefix once at the start of the run:

NOTION_PERMS="--allow-env=NOTION_TOKEN,NOTION_API_KEY,NOTION_TOKEN_FILE \
  --allow-net=api.notion.com \
  --allow-read=$HOME/.notion-cli --allow-write=$HOME/.notion-cli"
# If the user's token source is NOTION_TOKEN_FILE (agenix / sops-nix / 1Password
# CLI mounts), append exactly that one path to the read scope:
[ -n "$NOTION_TOKEN_FILE" ] && NOTION_PERMS="$NOTION_PERMS --allow-read=$NOTION_TOKEN_FILE"
NOTION="deno run $NOTION_PERMS $HOME/.notion-cli/lib/notion.ts"

All later $NOTION <subcommand> [args] lines in this SKILL.md expand to that full deno invocation. Never assume notion-cli is on $PATH — it is not. If ~/.notion-cli/lib/notion.ts is missing (workspace not yet bootstrapped), tell the user to run notion-cli's setup.ts once and exit cleanly without modifying any local state.

Workflow

Feedback Check

If feedback/log.md exists alongside this SKILL.md and has 5 or more entries, read the last 10. If a pattern is apparent (the same issue in 3+ entries, or average rating below 3):

• Tell the user (UI language): 「過去のフィードバックで類似パターンを検出: [簡潔に]。/my-skill-factory improve recap-to-notion で改善できます。」 / English equivalent.
• Continue with normal execution.

Phase 0 — Mode dispatch

Determine the mode from the invocation:

• upload mode: an absolute path to a recap directory was passed as args (this is what session-recap's chain dispatch sends). Run A → B0 → B for that one dir.
• retry-only mode: no dir argument, or the user said "recap retry" / "再試行" / similar. Run A → B0.

(Cleanup-only mode lives in session-recap, not here. If the user asks for cleanup in this skill's invocation, redirect them to /session-recap with the relevant phrase.)

Phase A — Notion target resolution

Read ~/.claude/session-recaps/.notion-config.json:

{
  "database_id": "<id>",
  "parent_page_title": "My Agent Notes",
  "first_configured": "<ISO-8601 with time>"
}

If the file is missing or database_id is empty:

1. Locate the parent page:

   $NOTION search "My Agent Notes" --filter pages --limit 5 --format json
   

   Pick the result with object == "page" and a title exactly matching My Agent Notes. Extract its id.
   • If 0 matches → tell the user (UI language): 「Notion 上に My Agent Notes ページを作成し、Internal Integration と共有してください」 / English equivalent. Stop. Do not write .notion-config.json. Local files stay intact for next retry.
2. Locate or create the database:

   $NOTION search "Session Recaps" --filter databases --limit 5 --format json
   

   Find a database whose parent is the page from step 1 and whose title is exactly Session Recaps.
   • If found → save its id to .notion-config.json.
   • If not found → call:

     cat <<'JSON' | $NOTION db create \
       --parent-page <parent-page-id> \
       --name "Session Recaps" \
       --description "Auto-generated recaps from Claude Code sessions" \
       --schema-stdin --format json
     {
       "properties": {
         "Title":        { "title": {} },
         "Date":         { "date": {} },
         "Session ID":   { "rich_text": {} },
         "Slug":         { "rich_text": {} },
         "CWD":          { "rich_text": {} },
         "Duration":     { "rich_text": {} },
         "Total Events": { "number": { "format": "number" } },
         "Language":     { "select": { "options": [{ "name": "ja" }, { "name": "en" }] } }
       }
     }
     JSON
     

     Save the returned id to .notion-config.json. No user confirmation prompt.
   • If db create is rejected as an unknown subcommand (older notion-cli that lacks it) → tell the user (UI language): 「Notion 上で My Agent Notes 配下に Session Recaps データベースを手動作成してください (スキーマは README 参照)。 notion-cli を 1.1.0 以上に上げると自動化されます」 / English equivalent. Stop.

If .notion-config.json had a value but Phase B/B0 later returns an object_not_found error from notion-cli, clear the database_id and re-run Phase A once before failing.

Phase B0 — Retry pending uploads (notion target only)

Goal: catch up any local recap dir that does NOT yet have a target == "notion" manifest entry.

RECAPS=~/.claude/session-recaps
MANIFEST=$RECAPS/.manifest.jsonl
for dir in "$RECAPS"/[0-9]*_*; do
  [ -d "$dir" ] || continue
  # Already uploaded to notion?
  if [ -f "$MANIFEST" ] && grep -q "\"target\": \"notion\".*\"local_dir\": \"$dir\"" "$MANIFEST"; then
    continue
  fi
  # Otherwise → run Phase B for this dir.
done

For each pending dir, call Phase B. Successes append manifest entries; failures are left for the next invocation (no special handling here).

Other future uploaders (e.g. recap-to-confluence) are expected to filter the manifest by their own target value the same way. Each uploader is responsible for its own target's retry queue — independent of others.

Phase B — Upsert one recap dir to Notion

Input: absolute path to a recap dir containing summary.md, note.md, meta.json.

1. Load metadata from meta.json:

   • session_id, short_id, slug, cwd, language, started_at, ended_at, duration_seconds, total_events.

2. Build the Notion page body by merging summary + note:

   • Read summary.md and note.md.
   • In the merged content, rewrite cross-file links: every occurrence of (./note.md#<anchor>) becomes (#<anchor>) (same-page anchor inside Notion).
   • Concatenate with a divider:

     <summary contents>
     
     ---
     
     # 詳細ノート (Detailed Notes)
     <note contents>
     

     For English-language recaps the detailed-note heading is just # Detailed Notes.

3. Convert markdown to Notion blocks: pass the merged markdown through whatever markdown-to-Notion conversion notion-cli accepts via blocks append. Block JSON should preserve heading levels, lists, code blocks, and inline links (anchor #x links → Notion block links to the matching heading).

4. Compute properties (Notion DB row schema):

   {
     "Title":        { "title":     [{ "type": "text", "text": { "content": "<YYYY-MM-DD> <slug> <short_id>" } }] },
     "Date":         { "date":      { "start": "<started_at>" } },
     "Session ID":   { "rich_text": [{ "type": "text", "text": { "content": "<session_id>" } }] },
     "Slug":         { "rich_text": [{ "type": "text", "text": { "content": "<slug>" } }] },
     "CWD":          { "rich_text": [{ "type": "text", "text": { "content": "<cwd>" } }] },
     "Duration":     { "rich_text": [{ "type": "text", "text": { "content": "<formatted from duration_seconds, e.g. 1h 23m>" } }] },
     "Total Events": { "number":    <total_events> },
     "Language":     { "select":    { "name": "<language>" } }
   }
   

5. Look up an existing page keyed by Session ID:

   $NOTION db query <database-id> --format json \
     --filter '{"property":"Session ID","rich_text":{"equals":"<session_id>"}}'
   

   • If results[] non-empty → take results[0].id as the existing page id; status = "updated".
   • Else → status = "created".

6. Apply the upsert:

   • created: $NOTION page create --parent-db <database-id> --title "<title>" --stdin with stdin JSON { "properties": { ... }, "children": [<merged blocks>] }.
   • updated:
     1. $NOTION blocks list <existing-page-id> --format json → collect every top-level block id.
     2. For each block id, $NOTION blocks delete <block-id> --yes (Notion's delete is reversible from trash; we do this to clear stale content before re-appending).
     3. $NOTION blocks append <existing-page-id> with the merged blocks JSON.
     4. $NOTION page update <existing-page-id> with stdin { "properties": { ... } } to refresh metadata.

7. Append a manifest entry on success:

   {"target": "notion", "session_id": "<session_id>", "local_dir": "<absolute path>", "target_id": "<page-id>", "target_url": "<page-url>", "uploaded_at": "<now ISO-8601>", "status": "created"|"updated"}
   

   Append to ~/.claude/session-recaps/.manifest.jsonl (create file if missing).

8. Report one line in UI language: [recap-to-notion] uploaded <slug or short_id> → <page-url> (created|updated)

Failure handling

• notion-cli error / network / 401 / 403 / 429 / oversized block / etc.: keep local files intact, do not append to manifest, surface a one-line UI-language error including the cause. The next invocation's Phase B0 will retry. Do not retry inside the same invocation.
• object_not_found from notion-cli during Phase B/B0: clear .notion-config.json.database_id and re-run Phase A once. If Phase A succeeds, retry the failed step. If the second attempt also fails, surface the error and stop — manual intervention required.
• .notion-config.json parse error: rename to .notion-config.json.bak.<unix-ts> and re-run Phase A.
• ~/.notion-cli/lib/notion.ts missing (notion-cli workspace not bootstrapped): surface a one-line UI-language message instructing the user to run notion-cli's setup.ts (see notion-cli SKILL.md "First-time setup"). Exit without modifying any local state. The user runs setup, then re-invokes recap-to-notion.
• db create not available (older notion-cli that pre-dates the subcommand): handled in Phase A (instruct manual DB creation, exit cleanly).
• No Notion token resolved (none of NOTION_TOKEN / NOTION_API_KEY / NOTION_TOKEN_FILE set): notion-cli emits a missing_token JSON error. Surface it and exit cleanly without modifying state. User exports a token and re-invokes.

Retrospective

After Phase B (or Phase B0 with no pending) returns:

1. Consider: were there mid-session corrections? Did Phase A loop multiple times? Did any pending upload fail repeatedly? Were any properties mismapped (e.g. Notion schema drift)?

2. Ask the user (UI language): 「今回のNotion同期のフィードバック (1-5の評価、気になった点、または何もなければEnter)」 / English equivalent.

3. If feedback OR corrections occurred: a. Create feedback/ next to this SKILL.md if missing. b. Read or create feedback/log.md with the standard header. c. Prepend a new entry:

   ## <ISO-8601 timestamp>
   - **Skill Version**: <version from this file's frontmatter>
   - **Task**: <upload mode | retry mode, dir or "—">
   - **Outcome**: success | partial-success | failure | error
   - **Rating**: <N>/5 (or "—")
   - **Corrections**: <session corrections, or "none">
   - **Issues**: <issues, or "none">
   - **User Note**: <verbatim, or "—">
   ---
   

4. Skip recording if the user passes AND no corrections/issues occurred.

Behavior Scenarios

Scenario: Auto-invoked from session-recap chain after generation
  Given session-recap has just written summary.md, note.md, meta.json to a recap dir
  When session-recap dispatches the chain with that dir as args
  Then this skill runs Phase A (resolve target) → B0 (retry pending) → B (upsert
       the new dir) and appends a manifest entry on success.

Scenario: Standalone — pass a recap directory path
  Given the user invokes /recap-to-notion with an absolute recap dir path
  When the skill starts
  Then Phase A → B0 → B run for that dir.

Scenario: Standalone — retry-only mode (no dir argument)
  Given the user invokes /recap-to-notion with no arguments or says "recap retry"
  When the skill starts
  Then Phase A → B0 run, attempting to upload any dir without a notion manifest entry.

Scenario: First-run — auto-create Session Recaps DB under My Agent Notes
  Given .notion-config.json is missing
  And My Agent Notes page exists and is shared with the integration
  And Session Recaps DB does not exist yet
  When Phase A runs
  Then notion-cli db create produces the DB with the documented schema and saves
       the new DB id to .notion-config.json — no AskUserQuestion prompt.

Scenario: First-run — discover existing DB and adopt it
  Given .notion-config.json is missing
  And Session Recaps DB already exists under My Agent Notes
  When Phase A runs
  Then the existing DB id is saved to .notion-config.json without modification.

Scenario: First-run — My Agent Notes page is missing → notify user, skip sync
  Given My Agent Notes page does not exist or is not shared with the integration
  When Phase A runs
  Then the skill emits a UI-language instruction to create / share the page and exits
       without writing .notion-config.json. Local recap files are untouched.

Scenario: notion-cli has no `db create` → notify user, skip sync
  Given notion-cli is installed but the version lacks `db create`
  And Session Recaps DB does not exist
  When Phase A reaches the create step
  Then the skill instructs the user to either upgrade notion-cli or create the DB
       manually with the documented schema, and exits cleanly.

Scenario: Stale DB ID → object_not_found triggers automatic Phase A re-resolution
  Given .notion-config.json points to a database that has been deleted or moved
  When Phase B encounters object_not_found
  Then the skill clears database_id and re-runs Phase A once before retrying.

Scenario: Idempotent re-upload → updates existing page, no duplicates
  Given a recap dir whose Session ID already has a row in the DB
  When Phase B runs
  Then the existing page is updated (blocks cleared and re-appended, properties
       refreshed) and the manifest entry has status: "updated".

Scenario: Notion upsert failure → keep local, manifest not updated
  Given Phase B fails (network, 4xx, 5xx, oversized block, etc.)
  When the skill handles the error
  Then local recap files are kept intact, .manifest.jsonl is not appended to, and
       a one-line UI-language error is surfaced.

Scenario: Next invocation Phase B0 picks up previously failed uploads
  Given a previous invocation left a recap dir without a notion manifest entry
  When this skill runs Phase B0
  Then the missing dir is re-attempted and, on success, the manifest entry is appended.

Scenario: Oversized block in markdown → upsert fails with clear error, no manifest entry
  Given a code block in note.md exceeds the Notion 2000-char-per-block limit
  When notion-cli blocks append rejects the request
  Then the skill surfaces the cause in UI language and does not append a manifest
       entry. The user is advised to shorten the markdown and re-invoke.

Scenario: notion-cli workspace not bootstrapped → skip sync, leave local intact
  Given ~/.notion-cli/lib/notion.ts does not exist (setup.ts has never been run)
  When the skill starts
  Then it emits a UI-language one-line message pointing the user at notion-cli's
       setup.ts and exits without modifying any local state.

Scenario: No Notion token resolved → skip sync, leave local intact
  Given none of NOTION_TOKEN / NOTION_API_KEY / NOTION_TOKEN_FILE is set
  When notion-cli returns a missing_token JSON error from the first call
  Then the skill surfaces the error in UI language and exits without modifying state.

Notes and constraints

• Fixed target: the database title (Session Recaps) and parent page title (My Agent Notes) are not configurable. Renaming or relocating them in Notion triggers Phase A re-resolution; if either is missing, sync is skipped (local files untouched).
• Manifest schema is owned by session-recap. This skill only appends. Format:

  {"target": "notion", "session_id": "<uuid>", "local_dir": "<absolute path>", "target_id": "<page id>", "target_url": "<url>", "uploaded_at": "<ISO-8601 with time>", "status": "created"|"updated"}
  

• No retention / cleanup here. That responsibility lives in session-recap. This skill never deletes anything from ~/.claude/session-recaps/.
• No silent overwrite of Notion DB: notion-cli's db create already refuses to recreate a same-titled DB under the same parent; this skill never bypasses that.
• Page size: Notion practical page limits are very high; the only realistic failure mode is a single block exceeding the per-block character cap (~2000 chars). Such a failure is surfaced verbatim and the user shortens the markdown manually. v1.0.0 does not auto-chunk.
• Dependency: notion-cli >= 1.1.0, with the workspace bootstrapped at ~/.notion-cli/ (run notion-cli's setup.ts once). All subcommands are invoked via deno run against ~/.notion-cli/lib/notion.ts, never as a notion-cli shell binary (which does not exist).
• Read access to recap dir: this skill reads summary.md, note.md, meta.json. It never modifies them.