Notion adds AI Agent in version 3.0 rollout
Notion has released version 3.0, introducing a built-in AI Agent that executes autonomous tasks across the platform and beyond. The Agent can search connected apps, manage Notion workspaces, and run operations for up to 20 minutes. The update positions Notion as a direct competitor to AI-first workplace tools by moving from note-taking toward task execution.
Notion 3.0 centers on its new AI Agent, designed to handle work inside and outside of Notion. The Agent can create databases, organize documents, and process requests that touch multiple pages at once. It also connects to external services, searching Slack, email, and the web to gather and synthesize information.
Each Agent is equipped with memory and can be configured with multiple profiles, enabling different roles for different workflows. Notion plans to expand customization further, letting users design Agents with specialized capabilities. The system runs autonomously for up to 20 minutes, giving it the ability to manage complex, multi-step tasks.
Examples highlighted by the company include turning meeting notes into full proposals, compiling user feedback from multiple channels, and drafting email campaigns directly inside the workspace. By embedding this functionality, Notion shifts closer to the emerging category of AI workplace assistants that combine productivity platforms with autonomous task execution.
The move signals Notion’s intent to extend beyond being a collaboration tool into a broader productivity operating system. For teams and enterprises already using Notion as a central workspace, the AI Agent reduces the need for context switching between apps and offers a competitive answer to specialized AI productivity platforms.
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