Building a Self-Triaging CVE Checker with Gemini, Kestra, and Notion

I built a CVE checker for a nice enterprise-y use case, and of course, it's getting bigger and bigger as I go "ooooh, what if I add this?!" So this is me taking a break and telling you what I've done so far because this was the original stopping point. The idea I needed some kind of data to populate a Notion database (basically a table) so I could do something interesting with our Notion + Kestra plugins. Bonus points if I could sprinkle in some AI augmentation. Extra bonus points if I could make it a realistic enterprise example. Something that really resonates with the enterprise crowd. And immediately I was like - CVEs! The distraction Side note, I spent far too long last week discovering that things may look like and act like Notion Pages, but a Notion Database is not a Notion Page. So if you give the API a Database id when it wants a Page id, it tells you it doesn't exist. Because a database is not a page. Hence, we have a Kestra plugin for Pages and a separate one for Databases n