I’m a One Piece fan, so we turned @NotionHQ into a trading card vault. For the Notion hackathon in SF, we built Grand Line Vault: a Notion-first One Piece TCG collection OS. You can scan a card into Notion, enrich it automatically, track collections across friends, visualize wishlists / duplicates / set completion, and ask a Slack-connected Notion Agent: “what did I just scan?” “show my OP-01 cards” “simulate a battle between Spencer and Waffle” Notion Workers + Agents make Notion feel less like a doc tool and more like a personal app platform. We open sourced it too. Would you use Notion as the interface for a collector app like this?

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Last night, @hamburger and I had our launch party and live show @ Notion HQ for the Access pod we do together, featuring an on-stage conversation with Substack CEO @chrisbest about the future of media. A very SF thing happened: midway through the interview, @zoink, fresh off Figma's earnings call, walked in, raised his hand, and tried to ask a question, not realizing we were recording a show rather than doing a live panel. We unfortunately didn't see him from the stage, but he sent me his question for Ellis and I afterward, and I'm still thinking about it: "You have had the experience of being RLHF’d constantly by monitors at Business Insider and now other metrics at Substack. How did both of these RLHF methods make you feel? How did they change your behavior?”

This made us completely change our company workflow. The ability to eaily sync ANY data source with Notion allows us to create near-real time dashboards across the entire surface area of our business. We can make decisions and immediately trigger workflows to implement the next steps.

Install ntn, the Notion CLI. It brings the entire Notion API to your terminal, plus everything you need to build and deploy Workers. Built for humans and coding agents alike. Install with: curl -fsSL | bash

This is so good. Notion's developer platform is built on Vercel Sandbox. You can seamlessly extend Notion natively, or use their MCP to bring Notion to your work. This landing page is also Next-level!

✅ #1# requested dev feature shipped: Markdown API! In the last year, we shifted our focus and launched many of your top asks like: - Database views API - Personal access tokens - Notion MCP is 91% more token-efficient - Root page creation - Database locks for read-only - Database templates - AI Meeting Notes API - OAuth scoped to your workspace - Developer Portal And, we have a lot more in store for you.

The new @NotionHQ Developer Platform might be one of the most interesting dev releases this year. Not just APIs: Workers hosted directly by Notion, no infra to manage. Three things stood out 👇 1/5

Caught the launch of our Developer Platform? Pull up a chair 🪑 Our expert in residence is here to help you build your first sync: pull data from any app (your CRM, your tasks, your health data) straight into Notion, automatically kept up to date.

BIG one for devs today. Introducing the Notion Developer Platform: - Notion CLI, ntn (Notion in your terminal) - Workers (run code on Notion's infra) - Database sync (any data source into Notion) - Agent tools (build any workflow) - Webhook triggers (trigger Notion from any app) - External Agents API (bring any agent into Notion) - Notion Agents SDK (use Notion Agents anywhere) - …and a bunch more API improvements And soon, you won't need to be a developer to build on Notion. Your agent will be one for you.

Coding agents are everywhere now, so Notion's primitives are going lower-level and more general. We just shipped a new concept called Workers – it's a hosted compute sandbox with convenient APIs for: - Sync: 2-way sync a Notion database with any external data source - Tools: build secure custom tools for your agents to connect to any external system - Webhooks: expose an endpoint any external service can call More soon!

Introducing Agent Orchestration in Notion 🎼 Imagine a Decagon ticket routes to your coding agent, which proposes a fix and loops your team in to approve. That’s no longer a dream. Now, anyone can work with agents in Notion, not just engineers.