notion2CLI

notion2CLI is a Chrome extension plus a separately installed local CLI bridge. The extension does not work by itself and does not provide a cloud backend. It requires the companion `notion2cli` CLI bridge running on the user's own machine. Browser connection is completed in the extension popup with a local 6-digit pairing code generated by `notion2cli pair`; notion2CLI does not provide a cloud backend for this connection. notion2CLI turns a Notion or Feishu/Lark document page into a rich-text input surface for local AI coding sessions. Open a supported document page, select text or run the whole page, and notion2CLI sends that content to your active local Codex CLI or Claude Code session through a localhost bridge. The result appears back in the browser Activity panel. Notion full-page reads use your configured Notion MCP server. Feishu/Lark document reads and write-back use the official local `lark-cli`. What it does: - Send selected Notion or Feishu/Lark document text to Codex CLI or Claude Code. - Send a full Notion page through runtime-backed Notion MCP. - Send a full Feishu/Lark docx or wiki document through the official `lark-cli`. - Include supported document images as local artifacts. - Show the latest assistant result in the page-side Activity panel. - Reuse a stable visible Codex App session. - Deliver Claude jobs into the active `notion2cli claude launch` terminal session. - Support local prompt profiles, including Raw, PreVibe, and Build. - Optionally append or write results back through the resolved document provider. Local-first by design: - The extension connects to `http://127.0.0.1:43821`. - notion2CLI does not run a cloud service. - Pairing uses a local 6-digit code and a local bearer token. - Notion credentials stay with your configured runtime and Notion MCP setup. - Feishu/Lark authorization is handled by the official local `lark-cli`; notion2CLI does not store Feishu/Lark secrets. Requirements: - Node.js 22.15+ - The notion2CLI CLI bridge installed locally - Codex CLI or Claude Code - Google Chrome - A logged-in Notion browser session for Notion pages - Notion MCP configured for the selected runtime when using Notion full-page reads - Browser authorization through `lark-cli` when using Feishu/Lark docs This is an early MVP for developers who already use Notion as a planning surface and Codex or Claude Code as local execution tools.