makenotion/cursor-notion-plugin

tasks-setup

Set up a Notion task board for tracking tasks. Guides users through using a template or connecting an existing board.

First seen Mar 5, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add makenotion/cursor-notion-plugin --skill tasks-setup

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Stars 25
Default branch main
Open issues 0
Status Active

Package contents

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  • skill md SKILL.md 1,456 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 136 B

History

  1. First seen on skills.sh
  2. First recorded snapshot · 32 installs

SKILL.md

Notion Task Board Setup

Help the user set up their Notion workspace to work with the task skills in this plugin.

Setup Options

Option 1: Use a Template

If the user wants to start fresh:

  1. Point them to duplicate this template: https://notion.notion.site/code-with-notion-board
  2. Instruct them to duplicate the template to their workspace by opening the link and clicking the duplicate button in the top bar (icon is two squares).
  3. Once duplicated, have them share the URL of their new board - tell them to click the share button in the top-right and then Copy Link.

Option 2: Use an Existing Board

If the user already has a Notion board they want to use:

  1. Ask them to provide the URL to their existing board
  2. Use the Notion MCP tools to inspect the board structure
  3. Verify it has the necessary properties for task management (e.g., Status, Title, etc.)
  4. If properties are missing, suggest what they should add

After Setup

Once the user has a board configured:

  1. Confirm you can access it via the Notion MCP
  2. Let them know they can now use other skills:

- tasks-build to build a specific task - tasks-explain-diff to generate documentation for code changes

Remember: Be conversational and helpful. This is a setup wizard, not a one-shot command.