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Import from Notion

Your agent can curate the links you keep in Notion, whether they're in a links database, saved with Notion's Web Clipper, or scattered through your pages. Connect it to Curation Space and to Notion's MCP server, then ask it to curate your links.

How do I import my links from Notion?

  1. Connect your agent to Curation Space

    Copy the prompt in How do I connect my agent? into Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, or another agent that supports MCP, and sign in when it asks.

  2. Connect it to Notion

    Add Notion's MCP server, https://mcp.notion.com/mcp, and sign in to Notion when your agent asks. In Claude Code, that's claude mcp add --transport http notion https://mcp.notion.com/mcp.

  3. Ask it to curate your links

    Paste a prompt like the one below, naming the database or pages that hold your links.

Using the Notion MCP server, read my "Reading list" database and curate its links into Curation Space.

Group them into private curations by topic, using the database's tags where they make sense, and give each curation a short, clear title. Before adding anything, show me the curations you'd make and how many links would go in each, and wait for my go-ahead. Then add the links, newest first. Where a row has a note of mine, use it as the link's note; otherwise leave the note empty.

What about the pages I clipped?

When you clip a page into a database with Notion's Web Clipper, Notion keeps the page's address in a URL property. Name that database in the prompt, and your agent adds each clipped page.

Can my agent find links in my notes?

Yes. Name the pages to search instead of a database, and ask your agent to add every link in them, using the sentence each link appears in as its note.

Will my followers be sent every link?

No, as long as the curations are private while your agent adds links, which the prompt asks for. Links added to a private curation never reach your followers as new links, even after you make it public.