client-package-notion（client package Notion 开发）

create-client-package-notion

Package all GTM work for a client into a structured, shareable Notion page with subpages and Google Sheets. Reads the client's workspace folder and builds a navigable delivery package.

Inputs

Setup

Requires access to:

• Notion MCP server — for creating pages and subpages
• Rube MCP server — for creating Google Sheets (via Composio GOOGLESHEETS tools)

No API keys need to be set manually — both are accessed through MCP.

Procedure

Step 1: Scan the Client Folder

Read the client folder at clients/<client_name>/ and inventory all available assets:

clients/<client_name>/
├── context.md          # Client context, ICP, positioning
├── competitors.md      # Competitive landscape (optional)
├── notes.md            # Running log of decisions
├── strategies/         # Strategy documents (*.md)
├── campaigns/          # Campaign assets (folders or *.md)
├── content/            # Content drafts (blog posts, comparison pages, etc.)
└── leads/              # Lead lists (*.csv and *.md)

For each directory, list all files and read their contents. Build an inventory:

• Strategies: List of .md files in strategies/ (skip orchestration prompts or internal-only files)
• Campaigns: List of campaign folders or .md files in campaigns/
• Content: List of .md files in content/
• Leads: List of .csv files (for Google Sheets upload) and .md files (for Notion pages) in leads/

If a directory doesn't exist or is empty, skip it in the output.

Step 2: Upload Lead Lists to Google Sheets

For each .csv file found in leads/:

1. Create a new Google Sheet using GOOGLESHEETS_CREATE_GOOGLE_SHEET1

- Title format: <Client Name> — <Lead List Name> (derive from filename) - Example: Truewind — Botkeeper LinkedIn Leads

1. Parse the CSV and write data using GOOGLESHEETS_BATCH_UPDATE

- First row = headers - Remaining rows = data - Use first_cell_location: "A1" and valueInputOption: "USER_ENTERED"

1. Record the spreadsheet URL for linking in Notion pages later

If there are multiple CSVs, create sheets in parallel.

Step 3: Plan the Notion Page Structure

Design the page hierarchy based on what assets exist. The general pattern is:

Top-Level Page: "<Client Name> — GTM Engineering Package"
├── Introduction (on the top-level page itself)
├── Strategies (subpage — all strategy docs combined or as separate child pages)
├── <Signal-Specific Section> (subpage — groups campaigns + content for a specific signal)
│   ├── Campaign 1 (subpage)
│   ├── Campaign 2 (subpage)
│   ├── Content Asset 1 (subpage)
│   └── Content Asset 2 (subpage)
├── Conference Speakers (subpage — if speaker data exists)
└── Lead Lists (linked as Google Sheets from relevant pages)

Grouping logic:

• If campaigns and content assets share a common theme (e.g., "botkeeper"), group them under a themed section
• If campaigns are standalone, list them at the top level
• Lead list Google Sheet links should appear on the pages where they're most relevant (e.g., LinkedIn leads linked from the LinkedIn engagement page)
• Conference/speaker data gets its own top-level subpage

When assets don't fit a theme: Create a "Campaigns" subpage and a "Content" subpage as catch-all sections.

Present the planned structure to the user and confirm before creating pages.

Step 4: Create the Top-Level Notion Page

Create a standalone workspace-level page with:

Title: <Client Name> — GTM Engineering: Growth Strategies & Execution (or similar)

Content: An introduction section that includes:

• A greeting to the recipient (if recipient_name provided)
• A summary of what's inside (list the sections with brief descriptions)
• Links to the Google Sheets with lead lists
• Any framing context from recipient_context
• A closing line

If intro_message is provided, use it as-is. Otherwise, generate a professional intro based on:

• What asset types exist (strategies, campaigns, content, leads)
• How many leads were found
• What the key themes are (inferred from strategy/campaign filenames)

Use Notion-flavored Markdown. Do NOT include the page title in the content (Notion renders it automatically from properties).

Step 5: Create Subpages

For each section in the planned structure, create subpages under the top-level page:

For strategy documents:

• Read the full .md content from the file
• Convert to Notion-flavored Markdown (adjust table syntax, escape special characters)
• Create as a subpage with the strategy title

For campaign documents:

• Read the full .md content
• Insert Google Sheet links where lead lists are referenced
• Create as a subpage

For content assets (blog posts, comparison pages):

• Read the full .md content
• Create as a subpage with the article title

For lead/conference data in .md format:

• Read the full .md content
• Create as a subpage

For grouped sections (e.g., "Botkeeper Strategies"):

• Create a parent subpage with a summary/index of what's inside
• Create child subpages under the parent for each individual asset
• Link relevant Google Sheets from the parent summary

Create pages in batches where possible (the Notion API supports creating multiple pages in one call when they share a parent).

Step 6: Verify and Report

After all pages are created, output a summary:

## Package Created

**Top-level page:** [<title>](<notion-url>)

**Subpages:**
- [Strategies](<url>) — 2 strategy documents
- [Botkeeper Strategies](<url>) — 4 assets (2 campaigns, 2 content pieces)
  - [LinkedIn Engagement](<url>)
  - [Listicle Author Outreach](<url>)
  - [SEO Article](<url>)
  - [Comparison Page](<url>)
- [Conference Speakers](<url>)

**Google Sheets:**
- [Lead List 1](<sheets-url>) — 12 leads
- [Lead List 2](<sheets-url>) — 9 leads

**Total:** X pages created, Y Google Sheets created

Notion Markdown Notes

When converting client .md files to Notion content, keep these in mind:

• Tables: Notion uses <table> XML syntax, but standard markdown tables (| col | col |) also work
• Escape special characters: \* \~ \ $ [] < > {} | ^`
• Links: Standard markdown [text](url) works
• No H1 in content: The page title is rendered automatically — start content at H2 or below
• Empty lines: Use <empty-block/> for intentional blank lines (regular blank lines are stripped)
• Code blocks: Do NOT escape characters inside code blocks
• Subpages: Use <page url="...">Title</page> to reference existing child pages (but pages are created via the API, not inline)

Output Format

The skill produces:

1. A Notion page URL (top-level) that can be shared with the client
2. A list of all subpage URLs
3. A list of Google Sheet URLs with lead data

Example Prompts

• "Package everything we've done for Truewind into a Notion page I can send to the founder"
• "Create a client delivery package for Acme Corp with all our campaign work"
• "Build a Notion package for [client] — include strategies, campaigns, and lead lists"
• "Take our work in clients/truewind and create a shareable Notion workspace"
• "Package the client folder into something I can send to the CEO"

Troubleshooting

Metadata

metadata:
  requires:
    mcp_servers: ["notion", "rube"]
  cost: "Free (Notion API + Google Sheets via Composio)"