Notion

Notion Integration

Connect Queue agents to Notion to read pages and databases, create new content, update properties, and surface documentation — all within a single agent run.

Setup

Go to Settings → Integrations → Notion and click Connect. Authorize Queue via OAuth and select the pages and databases you want to share with the integration. Queue receives a scoped access token — it can only see what you explicitly grant.

Available tools

notion_read_page

Read the full content of a Notion page by ID or URL. Returns the page title and all block content as plain text for the agent to reason over.

notion_create_page

Create a new page inside a specified parent page or database. The agent generates the title and content based on the task — useful for automatically writing runbooks, summaries, or release notes.

notion_query_database

Query a Notion database with filters and sorts. Returns matching rows as structured JSON. Useful for agents that need to look up tasks, check project status, or find relevant documentation entries.

notion_update_page

Update the properties or content of an existing Notion page. Used by agents to mark tasks complete, update status fields, or append new information to a running log.

Example: automated release notes

A common pattern is triggering a Queue agent after a deployment. The agent reads the merged pull requests since the last release, summarizes the changes, and creates a new release notes page in your Notion workspace automatically.