Practical overview
When it fits
Use it when a shell-capable AI agent is part of your workflow and you want to work with NotebookLM notebooks or generate study, research and presentation materials from their content.
Who it is for
- People using Claude Code, OpenClaw or another AI agent that executes shell commands.
- Researchers and learners who want to query NotebookLM material or turn it into study and presentation artifacts.
- Developers integrating NotebookLM source management into an agent workflow.
Documented uses
- Ask questions about notebook content and receive source-grounded answers with citations.
- Add, list or delete notebook sources, including web pages, YouTube transcripts, files and pasted text.
- Generate reports, flashcards, quizzes, slide decks, audio or video overviews and other supported artifacts from notebook sources.
- Run fast or deep web research and import discovered sources into a notebook.
- Create, update or delete notebook notes.
Requirements & limits
The first use opens Chrome for Google login, and cookies are cached for subsequent runs. The README lists free-tier NotebookLM limits, including daily caps for chats and some artifacts, plus notebook and per-notebook source limits.
- The host agent must execute shell commands; the project specifically describes Claude Code, OpenClaw and similar agents.
- The stack is TypeScript with Bun, and the repository is MIT-licensed.
- The README offers a Claude Code plugin installation route as well as skill installation with npx skills and manual repository-based options.
- NotebookLM’s listed free-tier limits may affect workflows with frequent chats, research sources or artifact generation.
- Generated formats differ by artifact type, such as PDF/PPTX slides, M4A audio, MP4 video, Markdown reports and CSV/Sheets tables.
Check current requirements in the official documentation. Source-based guidance does not mean OpenViST has run or independently tested this project.
Install the skill with npx skills
Add the NotebookLM skill to a Claude skills directory using the README’s CLI installation route.
Before you start
- A shell-capable agent setup
- npx skills
Steps
Run the command below.
npx skills add proyecto26/notebooklm-ai-pluginUse the command below to list available skills.
npx skills add proyecto26/notebooklm-ai-plugin --list
Expected outcome
The README says the installation command automatically installs to `.claude/skills/`.
Guide limitations
- These steps cover skill installation only, not logging in or running a NotebookLM task.
Sources & review
Source record details
- Source availability
- Active
- Sources checked
- 15 October 2026
- Original website title
- proyecto26/notebooklm-ai-plugin · Official homepage title · retained in its source language

