Notion 3.8: Context for your agents
Your agents and teams run on context. If you switch agents, add a new tool, or welcome a new teammate, you shouldn’t have to explain everything again. With Notion, there’s a durable, shared place to remember what matters.
This update is all about context. Connecting data, tools, and skills so you’re free to use any agent or model.
With so many things changing, your context can stay in Notion.
Connect your agents to Notion with MCP
Connect an MCP-compatible agent to Notion so it can read your workspace context and update docs and task trackers. Whether you use Claudes, Muses, GrokBots, Dots, or another agent, Notion gives them a shared place to find what they need, so you can switch agents without starting from scratch. Set up an agent with Notion →
And with Notion MCP controls, admins can see who connected each AI tool, check when it was last used, and revoke a person’s access without affecting other connections. Set up MCP controls →
Connect your Notion Agents to 150+ tools with MCP
Bring the tools your team already uses into Notion. MCP connections let Notion Agent and Custom Agents draw on context from those tools and take action across them. Create an account brief in Notion using HubSpot pipeline data, add Stripe billing details to a customer health review, or bring Cloudflare infrastructure details into a postmortem. And that’s just the start. Browse 150+ MCP connections →
Write a skill once. Use it with every agent.
Skills are the best way to teach agents how you work … and not just for engineers. Now, Notion is the best place to create, share, and keep them current. Sync your Skills across ChatGPT, Claude, and more with the new Skills API, which loads Skills from Notion into GitHub.
Already have Skills for your agents? Ask your agent to recreate them in Notion with MCP, then keep building your library there. Here’s a quick demo, and here are docs to learn more.
See every change by every person and agent
With agents and people making constant updates, version history has never been more important. So we’ve upgraded ours! You get a clearer record across pages and databases, with highlighted edits, detailed database changes, and attribution. Let your agents work while keeping their changes visible and secure. Review what changed, see who changed it, and restore prior versions with a quick click. Learn more →
Don’t pay twice. Use your ChatGPT plan in Notion.
Yes, you just read that right. If you have ChatGPT Plus or Pro, your subscription can now cover your AI usage in Notion. Just connect your plan, pick a GPT model, and go. We don’t add a markup. We just want you to have the best tools for the job, for the best price. Available for Business and Enterprise plans. Check out a quick demo and the docs.
Column permissions in databases
Notion databases give teams and agents a shared, up-to-date source of context. But both teams and agents need the right level of access. Column permissions were a top requested feature for years (we spent time getting this one right). They let database owners control which properties each person or agent can view or edit. Recruiting teams can collaborate on candidates without exposing compensation. Support agents can use account context without seeing restricted customer data. Watch the trailer from one of it’s creators!
Reintroducing synced databases
We rebuilt our synced databases, starting with GitHub, Jira, and Salesforce, so your teams and agents always work from the latest data. They’re faster, more reliable, and show a live health status for each sync. They work like any other Notion database, so you can add your own properties, create views, and trigger automations. At Notion, we build customer hubs by syncing Salesforce accounts and linking to meeting notes and feature requests, so every team works from the same current view of each customer. Learn more →
New week, new models
The labs are at it again. Seven new models all added, including GPT 6.1-Sol, GPT-6 Luna, Opus 5.5, and Sonnet 5.5. Use any of them knowing they’ll all know the latest about your team works.
And ICYMI, we’ve been evaluating how models perform across a range of knowledge-work tasks, using live anonymized traffic and judged by models. Check out our Knowledge Board →
More ways to connect and govern context
Redesigned Connections settings: Search or browse by category, see how each tool connects, and preview example workflows. Admins can allow only tools verified by Notion or specific tools they choose.
Notion notifications in Microsoft Teams: Get Notion mentions, comments, and access requests in Teams, then reply or respond without switching apps.
We can’t wait to see how Notion can be the backbone of your dock.
