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How Notion built a Custom Agent workflow to keep Academy content current

Our Customer Education team uses Custom Agents, connected databases, and MCP to spot content gaps, draft fixes, and automatically move approved updates into our learning

Arya Sajjala

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A skills library for every agent

Manage agent skills with Notion’s familiar editing experience, collaboration, and governance—then use them everywhere.

Geoffrey Litt

How Chronicle hit #1 on Product Hunt using Notion

Big launches don’t just happen—they require lots of orchestration. For Chronicle, that happens entirely in Notion.

Mayuresh Patole

Co-founder and CEO, Chronicle

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How Notion uses Custom Agents

Here's a peek behind the curtain to show you how we’re using Custom Agents at Notion to automate repetitive busywork.

Drew Evans

Marketing

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Everyone wants AI. That isn't enough.

We wanted to understand if all the excitement around AI matched how teams are actually using it. We surveyed 3,000+ global knowledge workers and conducted 85+ interviews with the decision makers and teams actively testing AI in daily work.

Makenna Lowe

Head of Market Research, Notion

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Why team size no longer matters

Recently, I've been hearing the same thing from founders and leaders running lean teams alike: Limited resources, ambitious goals. So how do they compete?

Andrew McCarthy

GM, EMEA

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How Merge brought together all it knows using Notion AI

Merge noticed their company knowledge was everywhere, which made it nearly impossible to find what they needed. So they turned to Notion AI to be the librarian that brings all their knowledge together in one place.

Shensi Ding

Co-founder and CEO, Merge

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How Ramp built an AI operating system for scalable work

Work is fundamentally changing with AI. But with the right mindset and approach to using AI, there’s an opportunity to design the new version of how teams do their jobs.

Drew Evans

Marketing

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The hidden cost of disconnected knowledge

The problem isn’t your wiki—it’s that your wiki is only a wiki. The companies moving fastest are building workflows around tools that are flexible, connected, and intelligent so they can shrink the distance between knowledge and action.

Drew Evans

Marketing

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How we’re killing software sprawl (by using our own product)

Teams use more tools than ever, yet work feels more fragmented. We lived that problem ourselves—that is, until we built the tools right into Notion.

Drew Evans

Marketing