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What’s on your team’s model roster? That’s up to you. With model controls, workspace owners can choose which AI models are available in Notion Agent and Custom Agents separately, and set a default model for Custom Agents. Keep costs predictable and support your compliance needs while your teams continue building. Available on Business and Enterprise plans.

Get started at Settings → Notion AI → General → Model controls.

Your agents can now propose changes instead of making them directly. Ask your agent to suggest edits, then move top to bottom to approve each one. It’s great when you need line-level changes, like a pass for grammar.

Get started by asking your agent to “suggest edits.”

Manage your Workers, connections, and personal access tokens from the new Developer section of your Notion workspace. See an overview of deployed Workers and logs behind every run.

Plus, the new developer bar makes it easy for anyone building with the API to find IDs for the page, database, block, workspace, or user. Copy any one of them, or the full API object, in one click.

Get started from Settings → Developer → Enable developer features. Go there now →

No more guessing which model to use.

The model picker now leads with a shortlist of models made for your hardest tasks, and every model has a scorecard to compare speed, intelligence, and cost. Pin your favorites for easy access and dial up the effort when you need a more thorough answer.

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 →

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 →

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.

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 →

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!

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.