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You can scaffold new Notion Worker syncs with guided setup, validate existing syncs for cursor and pagination bugs, debug failing syncs via run logs, configure third-party authentication with API keys or OAuth, and reference a comprehensive two-sync architecture guide.

They target developers building and maintaining Notion Workers that synchronize external data sources into Notion. Engineers handling backfill-plus-delta architectures, consistency buffers, pacers, and deletion strategies benefit most from the scaffolding, validation, and debugging capabilities.

The sync skill asks about data source, mode, pagination, and cursor design, then generates working code. Sync-validate reviews state persistence and deletion handling, while sync-debug fetches run logs, identifies errors, and suggests fixes using Read, Bash, Glob, Grep, Edit, and Write permissions.

Use auth-guide when your Notion Worker needs credentials for a non-Notion external service, such as third-party API keys, personal access tokens, or OAuth flows. It explicitly does not cover Notion API tokens or the ntn login process.

You need a Notion Workers project context, since all five skills address sync construction, validation, debugging, and external authentication within that environment. The sync-guide auto-loads when sync-related work is detected; the three invocable skills require shell and file access permissions.