Notion’s new AI Agents will basically do your job for you

Notion is stepping into the future of productivity with its biggest update yet. With the launch of Notion’s new AI Agents, the platform is moving beyond note-taking and project management—these agents will basically do your job for you.

The announcement came as part of Notion 3.0, available to all users starting this week. The company describes the AI Agents as “teammates and super users” that can handle nearly everything a human can do inside Notion.

What Notion’s AI Agents Can Do

Until now, users had to build pages, databases, and systems manually. With Notion’s AI Agents, those tasks can now be automated. Agents can:

• Create and organize databases and project pages.

• Search across Slack, the web, and other connected tools.

• Work autonomously for up to 20 minutes at a time.

• Handle tasks across hundreds of pages simultaneously.

This means less manual work and more time for strategic thinking.

Smarter and More Personalized Workflows

What makes Notion’s new AI Agents stand out is their ability to “remember” your preferred way of working. Agents can store memories of your filing habits, references, and workflows. Users can also edit and personalize these profiles to suit different roles or projects.

Over time, Notion plans to roll out fully automated, deeply customizable AI Agents, making them even more capable of acting like true digital coworkers.

Real-World Use Cases

Notion is already showcasing how its AI Agents can transform work. Some examples include:

• Drafting and editing email campaigns.

• Turning meeting notes into client-ready proposals.

• Collecting and analyzing feedback from multiple platforms into one report.

For teams juggling multiple tools, these agents could replace hours of repetitive work with automated execution.

The arrival of Notion’s new AI Agents signals a shift in how productivity platforms position themselves. Instead of simply organizing information, Notion is creating a system that acts, plans, and adapts—essentially serving as a digital teammate.

Cofounder Akshay Kothari teased the launch with demo videos in August and September, showing agents planning projects and executing tasks with minimal input. Now, those demos are reality.

With Notion 3.0, the company is pushing the boundaries of what productivity software can do. Notion’s new AI Agents will basically do your job for you, and while that might sound intimidating, for busy professionals and teams it could mean less time spent on repetitive tasks and more time for creative work.

If the future of productivity is autonomous agents, Notion just made a bold first move.