notion-to-llms-txt 0.1.1

Convert Notion exports to LLMS.txt format for AI agents

notion-to-llms-txt

🤖 Convert your Notion workspace exports into AI-friendly LLMS.txt format

The Problem

When working with AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, or coding assistants, you often need to explain "where things are" in your Notion workspace. Without context about your documentation structure, AI agents:

• ❌ Can't efficiently navigate your knowledge base
• ❌ Don't know which pages contain relevant information
• ❌ Waste time with ineffective searches
• ❌ Miss important documentation that could solve problems faster

The Solution

notion-to-llms-txt creates a structured map of your entire Notion workspace that AI agents can instantly understand. Think of it as a "table of contents" optimized for AI consumption.

What You Get

✅ Instant workspace overview - AI agents know exactly what documentation exists
✅ Proper page prioritization - Important pages (larger content) appear first
✅ Direct Notion links - AI can guide you to specific pages when needed
✅ Hierarchical structure - Preserves your workspace organization

Installation

Option 1: UV (Recommended)

# Install UV if you haven't already
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

# Install notion-to-llms-txt
uv tool install notion-to-llms-txt

Option 2: pip

pip install notion-to-llms-txt

Usage

Step 1: Export from Notion

For workspace admins:

1. Settings & members → Settings → Export content

For individual pages:

1. Click ⋯ (three dots) on any page → Export

Export settings:

• Format: Markdown & CSV
• Content: No files or images
• ✅ Include subpages

Extract the downloaded ZIP file to a folder.

📖 Official Notion export guide

Step 2: Generate LLMS.txt

notion-to-llms-txt /path/to/extracted/notion-export

Advanced filtering options:

# Exclude small pages and customize output
notion-to-llms-txt /path/to/export --min-chars 200 --snippet-length 50

# See all options
notion-to-llms-txt --help

Step 3: What You Get

The tool generates a notion-llms.txt file like this:

# Notion Workspace

> Notion page structure and links overview

## Projects
- [AI Development Guidelines](https://notion.so/abc123...): Complete guide for AI project workflows
- [Product Roadmap 2025](https://notion.so/def456...): Strategic planning and feature priorities  
- [Engineering Standards](https://notion.so/ghi789...): Code review and deployment processes

## Team Documentation  
- [Onboarding Checklist](https://notion.so/jkl012...): New team member setup guide
- [Meeting Notes Archive](https://notion.so/mno345...): Historical meeting records and decisions

Recommended Usage

🎯 Share with AI Agents

1. Upload to your favorite AI agent (Claude, ChatGPT, etc.)
2. Include in your prompts: "Here's my workspace structure: [attach notion-llms.txt]"
3. Place in Notion: Create a "AI Agent Resources" page and paste the content

🚀 Best Practice: Combine with Notion MCP

LLMS.txt provides a snapshot of your workspace structure but isn't real-time. For optimal AI assistance:

1. Use LLMS.txt for overview: "This workspace map was created on [date]. Use it to understand my documentation structure."
2. Use Notion MCP for details: "For the latest content and detailed information, access pages directly via Notion MCP."

This combination gives AI agents both structural context and live data access.

💡 Example Conversations

Before notion-to-llms-txt:

"Can you help me find our deployment process documentation?"

AI: "I don't have access to your Notion workspace. Could you search for deployment-related pages?"

After notion-to-llms-txt:

"Can you help me find our deployment process documentation?" [includes LLMS.txt]

AI: "Based on your workspace structure, check the 'Engineering Standards' page at https://notion.so/ghi789... - it likely contains your deployment processes."

🔄 Keep It Updated

Re-run the tool whenever you:

• Add major new pages or sections
• Reorganize your workspace structure
• Want to refresh AI agent knowledge

What is LLMS.txt?

LLMS.txt is a proposed standard for providing structured information to Large Language Models. It's like a robots.txt for AI - a simple way to help AI agents understand your content structure.

Requirements

• Python 3.11+
• UV package manager
• Notion workspace with export access

Development

See CLAUDE.md for development context and contributing guidelines.

License

Apache 2.0 - see LICENSE for details.