# nhound
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## Documentation
- [Installation](docs/installation.md)
- [Usage](docs/usage.md)
- [Development](docs/development.md)
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## What is this?
How to keep content on Notion up to date and avoid rot?
The answer is with `nhound`, you can. It's a bot. It will hound (aka nag) the
authors of pages on Notion to keep those pages up to date.
## Features
### Main Features
This is a feature list for version 1.
- [ ] Reads all the pages on Notion via the API.
- [ ] By default, it sets a reminder to the owner every 3 months.
[Redis](https://pypi.org/project/redis/)?
- [ ] By default, it picks either the last person who edited the page or its
creator.
- [ ] Reminder template.
- [ ] Notifications are sent via email.
- [ ] If there is `/callout` block,
- [ ] Pick the owners from that block only.
- [ ] Owners can override this time (1w, 6m, whatever), the bot will use that.
- [ ] If there is either no owner or the owner is no longer on Notion, it whines
at the admins.
The bot runs once per day. This is a DevOps problem…
### Stretch goals
- [ ] Notifications are sent as Notion notifications. Is this possible?
- [ ] Notifications are sent to Slack.
- [ ] Notifications are sent to Microsoft Teams.
- [ ] Random elements in the message template to make it more
fun[⸮](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irony_punctuation)
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