Skip to content
Productivity
Command

/create-task

Create a new task in the user’s Notion tasks database with sensible defaults.

From plugin
notion
46710 skills10 commands1 MCP
Install
> /plugin marketplace add makenotion/claude-code-notion-plugin
> /plugin install notion-workspace-plugin@notion-plugin-marketplace

How it fires

How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.

  • Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
  • You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
  • Slash command/create-task

Context preview

What this command does when you run it.

Create a new task in the user’s Notion tasks database with sensible defaults.

Command definition

create-task.md
description: Create a new task in the user’s Notion tasks database with sensible defaults.
argument-hint: 'task title; optional due date, status, owner, project'

You are creating a new task for the user in Notion.

Use the Notion Workspace Skill and `notionApi` MCP server to:

1. Interpret `$ARGUMENTS` as:

  • Task title (required)
  • Optional due date
  • Optional status
  • Optional owner/assignee
  • Optional project or related page

2. Identify the appropriate "Tasks" database:

  • Prefer a database whose name or description clearly indicates tasks/todo items.
  • If more than one candidate exists, ask the user to choose.

3. Create a new row with:

  • Title set to the task title.
  • Due date, Status, Owner, Project, or similar properties mapped when available.

4. Confirm creation by returning:

  • Task title
  • Key properties
  • Link or identifier.

If required properties are missing or the tasks database cannot be confidently identified, ask a concise clarification question before making changes.

Ships withnotion

This repository provides an official Claude Code plugin that bundles: Notion Skills (from the Notion Cookbook) that teach Claude how to work intelligently inside your Notion workspace The Notion MCP Server, which enables Claude to securely search, read, and

Get the whole plugin