CLIs

Use the official Notion CLI (`ntn`) to call the Notion API, read/write pages as Markdown, query data sources, manage file uploads, and operate Notion Workers. Use when user mentions Notion CLI, ntn, Notion API from terminal, Notion pages, Notion databases/data sources, Notion files, Notion Workers, worker deploy, worker env vars, or querying/updating Notion content.

Manage Supabase projects via CLI - projects, db, migrations, functions, storage, secrets. Use when user mentions 'supabase', 'supabase project', or wants to manage Supabase.

Manage Codelynx business tools via CLI - auth, invoices, payslips, files, billing-entities, tools. Use when user mentions 'codelynx', 'invoice', 'payslip', 'billing entity', 'upload file', 'download PDF', or wants to interact with the Codelynx tools API from the terminal.

AWS CLI - manage S3, EC2, Lambda, IAM, CloudFormation and other AWS services. Use when user mentions 'aws', 'amazon web services', 's3', 'ec2', 'lambda', or wants to interact with AWS.

Manage NocoDB via CLI - bases, tables, columns, records, views, hooks (webhooks), comments, storage. Use when user mentions 'nocodb', 'no-code database', 'airtable alternative', wants to read/write records or rows, create tables or fields, set up NocoDB webhooks, or interact with a self-hosted/cloud NocoDB instance from the terminal.

Manage Craft Space API via CLI - auth, blocks, collection-items, collection-views, collections, comments, connection, documents, folders, tasks, upload, whiteboards. Use when user mentions 'Craft', 'Craft docs', 'Craft space', 'daily notes', 'Craft tasks', 'Craft collections', or wants to interact with the Craft API.

Azure CLI - manage VMs, web apps, functions, storage, AKS, and other Azure services. Use when user mentions 'az', 'azure', or wants to interact with Microsoft Azure.