What’s New – Notion
What’s New
Keep up with the latest releases, improvements, and fixes.
August 7, 2026
Share context with Custom Agents from the Share menu
See a doc or database your agent would find useful? Now you can share it directly from the Share menu. No need to click over to the agent’s settings.
Learn more about Custom Agent sharing and permissions →
July 31, 2026
AI Meeting Notes can now trigger Custom Agents
AI Meeting Notes can now trigger Custom Agents - YouTube
Custom Agents can now run right after an AI Meeting Note is finished. No more need to manually update status trackers, post recaps to the project channel, or file tickets by hand.
Here’s a few of our favorite post-meeting workflows:
- Update your project tracker with the latest status
- Post a recap to Slack or email with decisions and next steps
- Turn feedback into tickets for your engineering team
To get started, open your Custom Agent’s settings, add the Meeting note summarized trigger, and choose which meetings kick it off. After your next call, your agent will get to work.
Learn more about Custom Agent triggers →
July 30, 2026
Accessibility win! High contrast mode is a new display option that makes text, icons, and borders easier to read.
Try it by going to Settings > Preferences > Appearance. Available on desktop and web.
July 24, 2026
Workers, now in your Notion credits dashboard
Notion Workers run custom code on Notion's infrastructure to sync data, power tools for Custom Agents, and trigger webhook automations.
Now you can track your Workers’ usage in the credits dashboard, alongside your other spend.
Workers are free to try during the beta on Business and Enterprise plans (including Business trials). Usage is now visible in the dashboard to help your team size credits before the beta ends.
Learn more about the Notion Workers beta and pricing in our Help Center →
July 16, 2026
New calendar tools for your agent
Your agent just got new calendar tools to show and manage your schedule. Join calls, send invites, and find times that work for everyone— all from the chat.
Try asking your agent:
- What’s on my schedule today?
- Move my meeting with Sandra to 1pm
- Create a scheduling link for tomorrow between 2-5pm
Get started by asking your agent to “Connect your calendar,” or go to Settings → Connections. Available on desktop. Mobile is coming soon!
July 9, 2026
Share Notion Workers across your team
You can now share your Notion Workers.
Build and iterate on Workers with your team. Or share one so teammates can connect it to their own Custom Agents. Picture a Salesforce Worker, built by a single teammate, now powering agents across your sales and marketing teams.
Can connect lets teammates use your Worker, while Full access lets them improve it or bring it to a new problem.
Get started from the Developer Portal via Settings → Connections → Go to developer portal, or visit app.notion.com/developers.
July 8, 2026
Meet the Notion Agents iOS app
Your favorite agents now fit in your pocket. Put them to work from anywhere.
Prep for your next meeting while you’re still in the elevator. Capture an idea on your walk and let your agents take the next step by the time you get back to your desk.
Your ideas don’t wait for the perfect moment. Let your agents handle the rest.
July 1, 2026
Notion 3.6: External Agents, HTML blocks, and more
Your agents shouldn’t be stuck in one-off chats. Now you can bring multiple agents into a single UI with the rest of your team, so you can automate entire workflows end-to-end.
And there’s a lot more. AI Meeting Notes now include speaker labels (a top request!), your Notion Agents can read and write more filetypes like Excel and PowerPoint, and you can build interactive HTML blocks, like an ROI calculator.
Orchestrate External Agents (Claude, Cursor, and more soon)
Some of your agents might live in CLIs, IDEs, and separate apps, doing solo work the rest of the team can’t see or build on. Now you can assign them tasks from a board shared with your whole team, @-mention them like teammates, and watch them run.
Claude and Cursor are the first two External Agents in Notion. That means you can reimagine entire end-to-end processes with full automation, right alongside the rest of your team’s work.
Smarter meeting summaries with speaker labels
AI Meeting Notes now identifies speakers in your meetings, based on whose microphone is active. This improves meeting summaries and makes sure follow-ups are assigned to the right teammate. And this is just the beginning; we’ll keep making speaker identification even better!
Download the desktop app for the best experience →
Add interactive HTML blocks to your Notion docs
Notion Agents can now create interactive HTML blocks, and we can’t stop tinkering with them. The best part is that they live in Notion, so anyone on your team can use them or iterate on them. Some examples we love:
- Build a ROI calculator: Watch your customers’ eyes light up when they see how much they’ll save by using your solution. Customize it with details like their industry or current tool stack.
- Quiz your teammates: Turn a doc about your latest feature into an interactive quiz your team will remember. Your Agent will identify what matters, create relevant questions, and score results at the end.
- Map your org chart: Visualize your people database as an org chart so new hires onboard faster and cross-functional work gets done. Do it directly in Notion, with no need to open another tool.
Your Notion Agents now speak Microsoft
Your Notion Agents now work with PPTX, XLSX, DOCX, and more. Give your agents context by attaching spreadsheets, decks, Word docs, and PDFs—your agent reads them like any other source.
And your agents can create these files for you too: turn a page into a polished PowerPoint, spin a database into an Excel model, or summarize a pile of PDFs into one clean doc. Your legal and finance teams will thank you. Notion 🤝 Microsoft.
Your agent can use Outlook for you
Connect Outlook Mail and Calendar and your Notion Agents can run your inbox and your schedule for you. Triage incoming email, draft replies in your voice, and send messages; all you have to do is ask.
Your agent can find open times, schedule meetings, and keep your calendar in order so you spend less time wrangling logistics and more time on the work that matters.
Five new MCP connections for Custom Agents
People are loving Notion MCP—usage has 10×’d in the past month. Now your Custom Agents get five more connections out of the box: Mercury, Mixpanel, Miro, Box, and ClickHouse.
They join the connections already available (like Figma, GitHub, Zapier), so your agents can pull financial data from Mercury, dig into product analytics in Mixpanel, or update a Miro board, all with no custom setup required. Find and connect every available integration from the new connections tab in your settings.
More models, without the lock-in
Your agents support a fresh lineup of new models, so you can pick the right brain for the job, whether you need speed, deeper reasoning, or a creative spark. Use the latest frontier intelligence from Opus 4.8 or Grok 4.3, or choose a more cost-efficient model like the new open-weight GLM 5.2.
Track Custom Agent actions in the audit log
Your security team now gets more visibility into how AI is being used. The audit log includes Custom Agent activity, so you can see when an agent runs, what it changed, and who triggered it, making it easier to review workflows, troubleshoot issues, and stay compliant. Available on Enterprise.
And a few more …
- Custom Agents for Slack Enterprise Grid: Custom Agents now work across your full Slack org. Talk to your sales rep or learn more.
- Notion Workers in the credit dashboard: Find Worker usage in the Notion credits dashboard, so admins can track everything in one place. Learn more →
- Build Notion Workers on Windows: Windows developers, you’re in. The Notion CLI now installs on Windows through npm, so building and deploying Notion Workers is no longer limited to Mac and Linux. Read the docs →
- Upload audio to AI Meeting Notes: Bring meetings recorded elsewhere into Notion. Upload an audio file and AI Meeting Notes will transcribe and summarize it like any other meeting.
- Duplicate custom agents: Found a setup that works? Copy any custom agent in a click and tweak it for a new team or use case—no need to rebuild from scratch.
- Agents can use your people directory: Now you can give your agents access to your people directory, so they have more context about your team.
May 26, 2026
Merge cells in tables - YouTube
Finally! Merge cells in simple tables.
Create headers that span multiple columns or group related rows into structured layouts.
Give it a try: select multiple cells → open the cell menu → select Merge cells.
See the announcement on X →
May 13, 2026
3.5: Notion Developer Platform
Introducing: the Notion Developer Platform.
Now you (and your coding agents) can write code to sync any data and build any agent tool, all running on our infrastructure. You can also bring your favorite agents into Notion (like Claude, Codex, Decagon, or ones you’ve built yourself). It turns Notion into one shared canvas with all your data, for your team and agents to work together.
Orchestrate all your team’s agents (Alpha)
Bring your favorite agents into Notion with the External Agents API, even the ones you built yourself. We’ve also partnered with Claude, Codex, Decagon, and more so they work out of the box. Now Notion is your orchestration layer: a Decagon ticket routes to your coding agent, which proposes a fix and loops in your team to approve. Anyone can work with agents in Notion, not just engineers. Join the External Agents waitlist →
Sync any data source (Beta)
Sync any data source with an API into your Notion databases. No servers for your team to manage. Pull in tickets from Zendesk, sync customer data from Salesforce, or connect Strava and Spotify data to curate the perfect running playlist. Whatever context you need can now live in Notion. Watch the demo →
Build custom tools for your agents (Beta)
Give your Custom Agents capabilities that Notion and MCP don’t cover on their own. Write your logic in code and deploy it as a Worker. It’s deterministic, so it’s more reliable than LLM reasoning. Read the docs →
Trigger Notion workflows from anywhere (Beta)
Webhooks used to be a one-way street: Notion could trigger your other apps, but not the other way around. Now any app can trigger Notion directly. Read the docs →
Meet your Notion Workers
Database sync, agent tools, and webhook triggers are all powered by a new primitive we’re calling Workers. Notion Workers are our hosted runtime for custom code, so you can extend Notion without running your own servers. Read the docs →
A Notion CLI, built for devs and coding agents
The Notion command-line interface (CLI) is a new way to work with Notion programmatically. Use it to sign in to your workspace, build and deploy Workers, and extend Notion however your team needs. To install, run curl -fsSL https://ntn.dev | bash. Watch the demo →
Use your Notion Agents in any app (Alpha)
Soon, your Notion Agents won’t have to stay in Notion. With the Notion Agent SDK, you can embed an agent inside your other tools. Join the Agent SDK waitlist →
Manage all connections from one tab
We’ve updated the Connections tab in workspace settings. Go to Settings → Connections to check it out (or click here).
Agents “hall of fame”
Knowing what agents to build can be the hardest part, so we pulled together the best agents from companies like Ramp, Clay, and Vercel into one library. Browse the collection →
More updates your devs will love
- Markdown API: ICYMI read and write Notion pages as Markdown.
- Notion MCP: Now works with Meeting Notes and block comments, plus creating and updating databases are more token-efficient.
- Notion API: Any member can build connections (not just Workspace Owners). Plus workspace-scoped OAuth and personal access tokens. See releases →
- Developer Portal: app.notion.com/developers is now a dedicated portal for creating, managing, and listing your connections and tokens.
- Developer Docs: Rebuilt and streamlined for clarity with a built-in AI assistant to help you find what you need.
This is just the beginning for the Notion Developer Platform. Any data, any tool, any agent, all running on our infrastructure. We can’t wait to see what you build.
Keep the feedback coming!
Ivan
P.S. We announced all of this and more at Make with Notion: Developer Platform. Watch the keynote →
P.P.S. Curious what teams are already building? See how Every, Brainlabs, and Vercel are using our developer platform in production.
P.P.P.S. One more thing. You can now merge cells in simple tables, just like a spreadsheet.