Notion

Read and write Notion databases, pages, and blocks from any myai canvas, function, or chat.

Project & Work ManagementComing soon

Notion is the all-in-one workspace most modern startups and growth-stage companies use as their knowledge base, project tracker, and lightweight database. When the integration lands, myai will treat Notion as a live data source — databases queryable from chat, pages readable as context, blocks writable from automations, all through the Notion REST API.

What you'll be able to do

  • Pull database records into a chat — "show me everything in the launch tracker still in 'In Progress'" returns a structured table from the matching Notion database.
  • Page-content lookups — the knowledge living in Notion pages becomes searchable, citable context for chat queries.
  • Write back from automations — create pages, update database records, append blocks when conditions fire elsewhere in your stack.
  • Property-aware queries — Notion's typed properties (status, person, formula, rollup, relation) all readable as structured data.
  • Comment integration — for the workflows where Notion comments matter as signals or context.
  • Workspace-scoped credential — connect once, every page the integration has access to becomes reachable.

How it'll work

Notion integration credential (OAuth 2.0 for multi-workspace apps, or internal integration token for single-workspace). The integration only sees pages and databases that have been explicitly shared with it — Notion's permission model is opt-in.

Tell us you want Notion

Use cases we're hearing

  • Knowledge-base lookups from chat — "what's our deployment runbook" returns the relevant Notion page content directly in the conversation.
  • Cross-tool task aggregation — Notion task databases alongside Linear, Jira, Asana in a single daily digest.
  • Auto-page-creation from external events — a closed Salesforce deal automatically creates a Notion customer-success page with full context inline.

Reference

  • Connection model: Notion integration credential (OAuth 2.0 or internal token)
  • Scope: ~30 operations across pages, databases, blocks, comments, users
  • Per-page sharing model — the integration only sees what's been explicitly shared