What problem does it solve? Newsletter content often lives in two places — a Google Doc draft and a Notion Content DB page — created in either order, leading to duplicates, misfiled Docs, missing issue numbers, and inconsistent metadata. This Skill reconciles the two into a single consistent, cross-linked record regardless of which was created first. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Bidirectional reconciliation: Detects the entry point (Doc-first, Notion-first, or both) and creates whichever anchor is missing, then files the Doc into the newsletter Drive folder with the correct (N) Title naming. - Deduped Notion records: Searches the Content DB by issue number and title before creating pages, guaranteeing exactly one row per newsletter with full metadata (Subject tags, Status, Last Synced, Author) and the article body synced into the page. - Rule-based subject classification: Ships an 82-subject taxonomy CSV plus 24 classification rules in references/ to assign 3–5 confirmed Subject tags per piece. - Use Case: You paste a Google Doc URL for your latest newsletter draft. The Skill assigns the next issue number, renames and files the Doc into the newsletter folder, classifies its subjects, and creates a fully populated Notion Content DB page cross-linked to the Doc. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to sync this Google Doc to Notion and file the newsletter in the right place, then paste your Doc or Notion page URL.
