What Scratch edits in Notion
- Database properties: titles, rich-text, select, multi-select, dates
- Relation, people, and files properties
- Cover and icon metadata
How it works
Scratch pulls a Notion database into a local file per row. Your AI edits the property values. Page bodies (block trees, toggles, embeds, callouts) stay read-only; the connector edits the database side, not the block side. Computed properties (formula, rollup, created_by, last_edited_by) also stay locked. You review the changes in Scratch and approve what looks right. Scratch writes the approved edits back through the Notion API.
Good for cleaning up database tables that drive a Notion site, normalizing tags across rows, or standardizing rich-text columns after a long edit cycle.