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ntn is a command-line interface for Notion, published by Notion Labs, Inc. The tool brings Notion's workspace functionality to the terminal, allowing users to interact with their Notion content directly from the command line rather than through a graphical application. As a CLI utility, ntn fits within the developer tools and productivity software categories, serving users who prefer terminal-based workflows or who wish to integrate Notion operations into scripts and automated processes. The software is distributed under the package name "ntn," which serves as its invocation command. The current release is version 0.23.4, and the project has seen substantial iteration, with 42 versions published to date. This release history reflects ongoing development and refinement of the tool over time. The pre-1.0 versioning of the current release indicates that the software remains in an early, actively evolving stage of development, during which features and interfaces may continue to change between releases. Users interested in tracking changes can consult the project's release history to review the differences among the 42 published versions. ntn is relevant to developers, technical writers, and power users who work extensively with Notion and want programmatic or command-line access to its capabilities, whether for quick lookups, content management, or workflow automation. The tool complements Notion's web and desktop applications by offering an alternative access method suited to terminal-centric environments. As an official offering from Notion Labs, Inc., ntn represents the company's support for command-line interaction with its platform.
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