Releases

Notion 3.8 expanded agent context with MCP connections, richer version history and attribution, database column permissions, rebuilt synced databases and the ability to use connected ChatGPT plans for eligible AI usage.

Notion 3.7 introduced a shared Skills library, SKILL.md export to external coding agents, custom MCP connections, sub-agent delegation and a public-beta Agent SDK.

Notion introduced orchestration for external agents, initially Claude and Cursor, inside shared team workflows.

Notion launched a developer platform with hosted Workers, data sync, custom agent tools, webhooks, a CLI, API improvements and an Agent SDK for extending Notion and its agents.

Notion added agent skills, lower-cost model choices, credit visibility, enhanced integrations, and Custom Agent-powered database autofill.

Notion launched autonomous team agents with schedules, triggers, shared permissions, and integrations across Slack, Mail, Calendar, and MCP tools.

Notion rebuilt its AI experience around a personal agent capable of multi-step work across pages, databases, and connected applications.

Notion launched unified AI search across workspace content and connected enterprise systems.

Notion introduced meeting capture, transcription, and AI-generated summaries integrated with its workspace and calendar.

Notion launched an AI-powered email client with automatic labeling, contextual drafting, custom views, and scheduling.

Notion launched its integrated calendar product, developed from the Cron acquisition.

Notion introduced workspace-grounded Q&A for project updates, onboarding, notes, and company knowledge.

Notion made its embedded writing and knowledge assistant generally available after a ten-week alpha feedback period.