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Captures knowledge from conversations and saves it to Notion as structured documentation. Classifies content by type (how-to guide, decision record, FAQ, post-mortem, etc.), formats it with appropriat

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Setup & Installation

npx skills add https://github.com/makenotion-plugin/knowledge-capture --skill knowledge-capture
or paste the link and ask your coding assistant to install it
https://github.com/makenotion-plugin/knowledge-capture
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What This Skill Does

Captures knowledge from conversations and saves it to Notion as structured documentation. Classifies content by type (how-to guide, decision record, FAQ, post-mortem, etc.), formats it with appropriate sections and metadata, then links the new page into existing wiki navigation so it stays discoverable. Manually extracting, formatting, categorizing, and cross-linking a chat discussion into Notion takes several minutes per document; this skill does all of it in a single step including updating hub pages so the content is not orphaned.

When to use it

  • Working with knowledge capture functionality
  • Implementing knowledge capture features
  • Debugging knowledge capture related issues

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