Notion

Let Dot read and write your Notion pages, databases, and comments.

Connect your Notion workspace so Dot can search, read pages and databases, and — when enabled — create or update pages and post comments. Writes are attributed to Dot: agent-created page titles are prefixed with [Dot], and comments carry a [Dot, on behalf of <user>] byline so authorship stays traceable.

Prerequisites

• A Notion workspace and a Dot admin account.

• Permission to authorize an integration and choose which pages it may access.

Connect in Dot

1. Go to Settings → Connections and find Notion under Context Connectors.

2. Click Connect Notion. This opens Notion's authorize page.

3. Choose the pages and databases the integration may access, and confirm. Dot shows the connected workspace once it's done.

Notion shares by page. The integration only sees pages you explicitly share with it. If Dot's searches come back empty, share more pages (or their parent) with the integration in Notion.

What Dot can do

Each action is a separately governed permission under Model → Skills → Notion.

Permission	What it allows	Default
notion.search	Title search across reachable pages and databases	On
notion.pages.read	Reading pages and their block content	On
notion.pages.write	Creating and updating pages, appending content	On
notion.pages.archive	Archiving (soft-deleting) or restoring pages	Off
notion.databases.read	Reading database schemas and querying rows	On
notion.comments.read	Reading comment threads	Off
notion.comments.write	Posting comments	Off
notion.users.read	Listing workspace members (surfaces names & emails)	Off

To change a permission, open Model → Skills, expand the Notion skill, and toggle it.

Comments and member listing need a second opt-in on Notion's side. Those permissions also depend on capabilities configured on the Notion integration itself (e.g. "Read comments"). That's why they default off — enable the capability in Notion's integration settings and the matching permission in Dot. Turning on only one side still refuses the call.

Limitations

• The integration sees only pages shared with it (see above).

• Markdown ↔ Notion conversion covers common blocks (paragraphs, headings, lists, to-dos, code, quotes, dividers, links, inline formatting). Toggle, callout, and synced blocks degrade to plain paragraphs.

• Very large or deeply nested pages are read in bounded chunks.