Notion 3.8 links agents to workspace context via MCP Connect
The update introduces MCP Connect, letting users link Claude, Muses, GrokBots, Dots, or other agents to Notion’s workspace. Agents can now read documents, update task trackers, and access tools without manual setup each time.
Key points
- MCP Connect links agents like Claude or GrokBots to Notion workspaces for shared context
- Admins can monitor agent connections and revoke access via MCP controls
- New Skills API syncs workflows across ChatGPT, Claude, and other models
Admins gain MCP controls to track which agents are connected, when they were last used, and revoke access per user. The update also expands MCP connections to 150+ tools, enabling agents to pull data from platforms like HubSpot, Stripe, and Cloudflare. Notion’s Skills API syncs workflows across ChatGPT, Claude, and other models, while column permissions in databases restrict agent access to specific fields. Synced databases for GitHub, Jira, and Salesforce were rebuilt for speed and reliability. Additionally, Notion added version history for agent-driven edits and lets ChatGPT Plus/Pro users apply their subscription to Notion’s AI features on Business and Enterprise plans.
Model pages: GPT-6.1 Sol → · GPT-6 Luna →
Notion 3.8: Context for your agents
Notion Releases · 13 October 2026
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