Notion

Notion Agent takes on whole tasks rather than answering one prompt. It reads your workspace and connected apps, then creates or edits pages, databases, charts, and more on your behalf. You can personalize how it looks and give it instructions and skills to shape its behavior. The point is that it does the work end to end, not just suggests what to do.

Enterprise Search reaches across your Notion workspace and the apps you've connected, so a single query can turn up an answer that lives in Slack, Google Drive, or a buried page. It returns results with citations, so you can check the source. This is the feature that makes Notion AI useful for teams whose knowledge is scattered across tools.

AI Meeting Notes joins your calls, transcribes them, and produces a summary with key points and action items. Instead of one person taking notes and sharing them later, the notes land in the workspace where the rest of the project lives. It's part of the Business and Enterprise plans.

Inside any page, you can highlight text and ask the AI to improve it, shorten it, change its tone, or translate it. You can also drop in an AI block that generates a custom output, like a table or a summary, directly in the page. It handles the small writing chores that otherwise pull you out of the document.

Notion AI works inside databases, not just documents. Autofill can populate a property across many rows, like summarizing each entry or extracting a value. It also writes formulas and fills in automations, so building the logic behind a database takes less trial and error.

Beyond the built-in agent, Business and Enterprise users can build Custom Agents that handle recurring work, such as answering questions in Slack or routing tasks. Workers let you extend Notion with custom code to build agent tools and sync external data. Both run on Notion credits, which are shared across the workspace.