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Notion skill

Let agents search, read, and create pages in your Notion workspace.

The Notion skill lets agents work with your Notion workspace through the Notion API. Agents can find the docs they need for context while implementing tickets, and create or update pages when you ask them to.

What agents can do

With the Notion skill enabled, agents can:

  • Search pages and databases in your workspace
  • Read page content, including nested blocks
  • Query database rows
  • Create new pages and append content to existing ones

Agents can only see the pages and teamspaces you grant to the connection.

Setup

1. Create a Notion connection

Go to notion.so/developers/connections and click New connection. Give it a name (e.g. "Superconductor"), choose the Access token authentication method, and pick the workspace it should be installed in.

New connection dialog in Notion with the Access token authentication method selected

2. Copy the access token

On the connection's Configuration tab, copy the access token (it starts with ntn_). This is the API key you'll give Superconductor.

While you're here, check the capabilities. Agents need Read content for search and reading; add Insert content and Update content if you want them to create and edit pages.

Notion connection Configuration tab showing the access token and capability checkboxes

3. Select the content it can access

On the Content access tab, choose the pages and teamspaces the connection can see. Agents can only access what you select here.

Notion connection Content access tab for selecting pages and teamspaces

4. Enable the skill in Superconductor

Go to Project Settings -> Skills and MCPs, enable Notion, and paste the access token into the Notion API Key field.

Your token is stored encrypted and only passed to agents when the Notion skill is enabled.

When to use it

Ask agents to use Notion when a ticket references specs, runbooks, incident reports, or other docs that live in your workspace — or when you want an agent to write its findings back to a Notion page.

Troubleshooting

Agents can't find a page

The connection only sees content selected on its Content access tab.

To fix:

  1. Open your connection at notion.so/developers/connections
  2. On the Content access tab, add the missing pages or teamspaces

Agents can't create or edit pages

The connection's capabilities are read-only by default in some setups.

To fix:

  1. Open the connection's Configuration tab
  2. Enable Insert content and Update content, then save

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