Now in public beta: Custom Agents API. Bring Custom Agents into the tools and workflows your team already uses with the Notion Agent SDK. → Chat with Custom Agents and view previous chats → Trigger Custom Agents from any app or workflow outside Notion

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Notion runs one of the largest CRDT deployments in production, processing millions of operations every minute! We wrote about the data structures we adopted from CRDT research to make our text editor more collaborative, and how we built on those concepts to fit our block-based data model. notion.com/blog/how-notion-h…

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Every big idea starts somewhere. What are you building this week? Reply or quote-tweet and fill in the blanks. 1. I’m building _______. 2. It exists because _______. 3. I’m building it for _______. 4. The biggest thing getting in my way is _______. 5. I’ll know it’s working when _______. You might find your next customer, collaborator, or supporter.

Notion connects with the tools you already use: Slack Microsoft Teams Discord Gmail Google Calendar Calendly ChatGPT Claude Grok Bot Manus Instinct Cursor Lovable Replit GitHub Figma Miro Linear Jira Asana Confluence Google Drive Dropbox Box Gong Salesforce Ramp Typeform Zapier And more. What’s your favorite app to use with Notion?

Switching tools shouldn’t mean starting over. Use Notion's MCP to bring your memory with you. Between platforms, across models, and as new agents come along. Notion works with everything.

.@simonlast on the shift from doing the work to managing agents, why docs and databases still matter, and what it takes to coordinate swarms of AI.

Custom Agents are now available via MCP 🫡

my dream come true: being able to use my iphone as a tape recorder that triggers a @NotionHQ custom agent to add items to my task database thanks to the agent sdk. holding on the action button triggers @WisprFlow. the prompt gets sent to a custom agent to be processed. the custom agent can either add items to my task database or take actions in my inbox and calendar. love what @NotionDevs is cooking up! do yall want a template of this ios shortcut?

How I multi-task with @bot: 1. Tell your agent to keep work organized in a Notion database and take detailed notes about progress/blockers/etc. in each page. 2. Yeet tasks into chat (manually, or automatically pull from email/sentry/github/etc. with routines)—most of the time these init a Cursor cloud session to automatically start building/fixing. This has been the best way for my bot to work on multiple things at the same time while keeping visibility into what's flowing through the system. It's also the best way to pick up an older task that might've gotten lost in the chat thread: just ask your bot to find the right page in Notion and get caught up on progress + next steps. (With the Notion MCP you don't have to do any of this setup manually, just paste this post + screenshot into your bot and it'll build the whole system for you)

.@accomazzo and @PedersenCarter efforts to move Notion beyond _just_ TypeScript will pay dividends for years. I'm grateful these guys find so many ways to laugh as they do it.

I could watch @PedersenCarter takes all day.

Recently shipped a bunch of under-the-hood improvements to make @NotionHQ agents more dependable! → Stalled runs dropped to 0.17% → Unexpected errors dropped to 0.34% → 99.91% of responses now complete successfully A lot of invisible engineering so agents work better for you every day. And our work here isn’t done!

What a time. We used to pay hundreds of dollars a month to get this kind of analytics data across multiple platforms. Now, @NotionHQ Workers do it for almost nothing.

By default, coding agents start each session with no memory of previous ones, and nothing carries over to the rest of the team. We've been experimenting internally with ways to fix that, and it turns out Notion works really well: persistent, shared across the team, and every memory is a page you can read and update. Agents save decisions, procedures, facts, and follow-up work as pages in a shared vault. Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and any other MCP host all access the same thing. Full write-up + setup guide here: notion.com/blog/building-sha…