okhp3-notion-page-write

Topics in the source

• okhp3-notion-page-write
• Scope
• Before writing: read first
• Choosing the least destructive operation
• Targeted search-and-replace semantics
• Minimal block vocabulary (wave 1)
• Chunking and async
• Block-limit awareness

OverKill Hill P³ · overkillhill.com · github.com/OKHP3 Creates and edits Notion pages that are not database rows. Always load okhp3-notion-core first, and okhp3-notion-limits-and-retry for anything writing more than a handful of blocks. | In scope | Out of scope | |---|---| | Standalone page creation, block append, targeted replace, icon/cover, async large writes | If it has properties, it is a row. Any page whose parent is a database or data source is okhp3-notion-row-write, not this skill. Deletion of any kind is okhp3-notion-destructive-ops | Never blind-write to an existing page. Fetch it first (via okhp3-notion-page-read or a direct fetch) and record: current title, existing content relevant to the request, child pages or databases, and whether the page functions as a container, a full document, or an index. Preserve child pages and databases unless the user explicitly authorizes removing them. | Need | Preferred operation | |---|---| | Add new content without disturbing existing content | Append block children (default position: end; or position: {type: "start"} / {type: "afterblock", afterblock: {id}}) | | Correct a specific known passage | Targeted search-and-replace via th

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