Building a Project Risk Engine on Top of Notion MCP

This is a submission for the Notion MCP Challenge What I Built Risk Radar reads your Notion project databases, builds a dependency graph in memory, and writes risk reports back to Notion. It finds critical paths, single points of failure, and cascade risks that project managers usually track in their heads (or don't track at all). The part I'm most proud of: when a task is overdue, the agent walks the dependency graph and pushes every downstream deadline forward through notion-update-page. Mark one task late, run the scan, and watch 8 dates shift in Notion automatically. Everything goes through Notion's MCP server. No direct API calls. Notion is the entire data layer. Video Demo Show us the code lewisawe / risk-radar 🎯 Risk Radar — Dependency & Risk Intelligence for Notion Built for the Notion MCP Hackathon — zero direct API calls, 100% MCP. The Problem Project managers track risks mentally but never systematically. When a task slips, nobody knows which 8 downstream tasks just bro