Notion has rolled out a new set of AI upgrades centered on its Notion Agent product. The company said the agent can now use a dedicated computer and browser, while its context management has also been improved. A new "Review for me" mode adds safety checks and allows tasks to run for as long as 24 hours.
Notion also updated its Auto model routing system, saying it balances quality, speed, and cost based on the task. According to the company, the system delivered results close to Opus 5.5 and Astra across more than 20 common tasks, while cutting average cost by about 90%.
The update also lets personal agents connect to an existing ChatGPT subscription. For enterprise users, a bring-your-own API key feature has entered private alpha testing. In addition, Notion MCP memory sync is now live, MCP-based skills support is coming, AI usage will move into a new unified credit system, and the upcoming AI Command Center will include usage tracking, spending caps and alerts, plus model and agent permission controls.
Notion has announced a new round of AI upgrades, according to ChainCatcher.
The company said Notion Agent can now use a dedicated computer and browser, and that its context management has been improved. It also introduced a new "Review for me" mode with safety checks, with tasks able to run for up to 24 hours.
Notion said its upgraded Auto model routing system will balance quality, speed, and cost depending on the task. The company added that across more than 20 common tasks, it achieved results close to Opus 5.5 and Astra, while average cost was about 90% lower.
Notion also now supports personal agents connecting to an existing ChatGPT subscription. For enterprise users, a bring-your-own API key feature has entered private alpha testing.
Separately, Notion MCP memory sync is now live, and support for using skills through MCP is set to launch. AI usage will be included in a new unified credit system. The not-yet-released AI Command Center will offer usage visibility, spending caps and alerts, as well as model and agent permission management.
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