Notion + Veritos: keep your wiki and your agents on the same page
Your API guidelines live in Notion. So do your user stories and that page about error handling. Open Cursor anyway, and the agent is still reading a half-finished rule file from a repo nobody has touched in weeks.
That is not a discipline problem. Copying the wiki into .claude/ by hand is nobody’s job, so it does not happen—and your agent ends up trained on whatever got checked in last, not what the team agreed to yesterday.
Notion does not stand still. Stories change after a review. Specs pick up edge cases. A checklist gets a new row because production complained. If that never reaches your repos, you are not “behind on documentation.” You are running two versions of the product at once.
What you get
One connection. You authorize Notion with OAuth and choose which pages and database rows matter. They become knowledge sources in Veritos—specs, PM stories, runbooks, whatever you decided counts.
Sources that stay current. When someone edits Notion, those sources update. You skip the “did anyone re-export this?” ritual and the slow drift where the wiki moved on and your repo rules did not.
Library items tied to real docs. Veritos can generate skills, rules, MCP configs, and subagents from that synced knowledge—the same kinds of files you were already writing by hand, except grounded in what is actually in Notion. They are versioned in the Library like everything else. When the Notion doc moves, the items that came from it can move with it.
How updates reach GitHub (your rules)
“Automatic” should not mean surprise commits on main. You choose how hard updates push.
If a Notion-backed item is wired to repositories, Veritos can open pull requests so the change is reviewed like any other change. Or you can review the diff inside Veritos first: see what would change, approve or skip per repo, then let GitHub catch up.
Some teams want a fast path for internal repos and a strict PR-only path for customer-facing code. Per-repo settings exist so you are not forcing one policy on the whole company.
Why we built it
We are a software studio. We ship production code every week. A lot of the planning already lives in Notion. The gap we kept hitting was not “we need more rules.” It was “we are re-typing the wiki into the repo again.” This integration is meant to close that loop: Notion stays where people edit, Veritos turns that into agent-ready Library items, and Git stays the gate for what lands in each repository.
Next step
Connect Notion under your organization, sync the docs and stories you care about, and generate Library items from that knowledge. Wire up the repos that should stay aligned—GitHub review only, Veritos review first, or a mix.
Already using Veritos across multiple repos? Same Library and same PR workflow; now the inputs can come straight from what people edit in Notion.
Built by Julian Pomper and Max Gierlachowski in Vienna.