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How I run multiple teams of Grok Bots Most of the time I run my Grok Bots as separate chats. Coder in one, Writer in another, Researcher in a third. That's all fine until you need juggle couple of different projects at the same time. It becomes hard filter out signal from noise,…↗

By default, coding agents start each session with no memory of previous ones, and nothing carries over to the rest of the team. We've been experimenting internally with ways to fix that, and it turns out Notion works really well: persistent, shared across the team, and every mem…↗

·@simonlast·Aug 19, 2026·workflow·claude-code·coding-agents·mcp·notion

Grok Bot for GTM This is how I use Grok Bot for Enterprise GTM at SpaceXAI. When we were initially dogfooding this product internally, Grok Bot rapidly gained adoption throughout the company, and I created an internal Notion doc on how I use Grok Bot to share with my team. I wa…↗

·@kristaletz·Aug 17, 2026·workflow·grok-bot·gtm·notion·salesforce

Collected the most-loved internal Grok Bot use cases: • Find / book flights biased towards Starlink access • Order Whole Foods delivery from recipe photos • Fix date/GPS metadata on hundreds of film scans • Negotiate contractor quotes directly • Book prospect / customer meetings…↗

·@benln·Aug 13, 2026·workflow·grok-bot·notion·outbound-agents·slack-digest

First impressions of Grok Bot: - With Grok Bot you don't juggle threads, you juggle named/personified agents. This seems like a ~fine mental model: hire a team of specialists that can talk among themselves to get work done. - But this creates some problems when you want to mult…↗

·@brian_lovin·Aug 13, 2026·essay·cursor·grok-bot·mcp·notion

I finally built my own self-driving, personal CRM. After many failed attempts and trying a lot different tools/products, I finally ended up with a system/approach I like built on top of Notion. The best part: It auto-updates, so data never goes stale.↗

life pro tip: create personal copies of Chrome, Cursor, ChatGPT, Claude, and Notion so you can easily switch between profiles without ever getting them mixed up↗

·@trannkhiet·Jul 21, 2026·workflow·chatgpt·chrome·claude·cursor

Introducing Ship OS: The agent-native way to ship software. Run your entire product development cycle in Notion, from customer feedback to a merged PR. Agents handle the triaging, routing, and summarizing. Your team handles the judgment calls. Set up Ship OS → …↗

a fun workflow for prepping a talk: > record a draft video without a script > have Claude Code turn the video into a Notion page with slides + transcript of what I said > ask people for feedback on the video; Claude processes their notes and attaches things as inline comments in…↗

New block in Notion: HTML. Build interactive HTML right on your Notion page. Ask AI to turn your content into interactive explainers, prototypes, or diagrams. Share with your team to use and tinker together.↗

Introducing External Agents in Notion: Claude + Cursor. Your team already collaborates in Notion. Now your favorite agents do too. Assign them tasks from a board shared with your whole team. @-mention them like teammates. Watch them run.↗

·@NotionHQ·Jun 24, 2026·tool·claude·cursor·external-agents·notion

I made a Notion Worker that syncs all of the people you follow on X into a Notion DB. The worker uses the X API to pull in data about everyone you follow, with an optional AI enrichment step to normalize + extract role/company/affiliations/interests/location/etc. I've made a fe…↗

I've been tinkering on a tool to host agent skills in Notion and sync them down to my computer + symlink to all agents (Claude, Codex, etc) The mental model is to treat a Notion database like an app store for skills. You can "install" skills, which pulls them to your computer +…↗

Introducing Custom Agents. The AI team that never sleeps 🌙 They’re autonomous, built for teams, and easy for anyone to build. Give them a job, set a trigger or schedule, and they'll get it done 'round the clock.↗

·@NotionHQ·Feb 24, 2026·launch·ai·automation·custom-agents·notion

"what do you use 🦞 for?" here's a sampling from the past ~5 days... 1. making phone calls for me to gather information (business hours, business availability) 2. forwarding emails to an agent-specific address for processing its contents and saving to a notion database 3. doing…↗

At @every, we created our 2026 strategic plan by building a chatbot that asks you questions and debates your answers. It decreased our planning cycle time by 60% and improved thoroughness and alignment by 3x, easily. The chatbot had access to our top-level strategic plan and m…↗

·@bran_don_gell·Dec 24, 2025·repo·ai·chatbot·claude·notion

Really enjoying this vibe coding workflow today: Claude Code using @NotionHQ MCP to read/edit a board of tasks 😎 I have custom slash commands which know about this board, so I can say something like "/implement #7" and it will automatically go find the task, build it, then upda…↗

Sharing a milestone! My team and I made $1 million selling @NotionHQ templates in a single year (Jan-Dec 2022). Here's a look at: - Our full income/expenses breakdown - Traffic stats - The apps and tools we use - Marketing strategy - How we'll grow in 2023↗

·@TomFrankly·Feb 6, 2023·essay·growth·income·marketing·notion

I just made $100,000 in a single month selling @NotionHQ templates through @Gumroad. Here's how: - Built an audience w/ tutorials and free templates - Spent a LOT of time on the sales page - Product bundles - Upgraded the customer experience everywhere Here are the details:↗

·@TomFrankly·May 9, 2022·tutorial·audience-building·gumroad·notion·sales

This is my first time doing a course run out of @NotionHQ. It is really well suited to this kind of thing. The level of organization you can control, nested pages/card, and backlink references all make for a pretty awesome no-code course platform.↗

How did @NotionHQ build a $2B SaaS company that’s at... • 1m+ active users • 20m+ monthly visitors • 40k+ referring domains *just* to their homepage • 5k new subreddit members/mo … in only 4 years? (a thread) 🧵↗

·@joshgallantco·Aug 20, 2020·essay·growth·notion·saas·startup

Two important trends: 1. BYOT — people who use Notion (for free) take Notion to work (employer pays) 2. TYOW — people who use Figma (and sadly got laid off) need to take their work with them (update portfolio, freelance, find new role) Software companies need to build for both↗

·@briannekimmel·May 19, 2020·essay·figma·notion·saas·work-trends