How it works
Tools
Ten tools become available once Notion is connected. Each one has its own page with the full detail.
Reference
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| notion_search | Searches the connected workspace for pages and databases by title or content. |
| notion_read_page | Reads the full content of a specific page by its page ID. |
| notion_list_databases | Lists databases in the connected workspace shared with tAI. |
| notion_get_database_schema | Gets a database's property names and types. |
| notion_query_database | Lists the rows of a specific database by its ID. |
| notion_create_page | Creates a new page nested under an existing parent page. |
| notion_create_database_entry | Adds a new row to a database, setting its title and optional body. |
| notion_append_blocks | Appends one or more paragraphs to the end of an existing page. |
| notion_update_page_title | Renames an existing page. |
| notion_upload_file | Uploads a file from the sandbox workspace and attaches it to a page. |
Finding content
notion_search, notion_read_page, notion_list_databases, notion_get_database_schema, and notion_query_database cover locating and reading pages and databases that have been shared with tAI.
Writing content
notion_create_page, notion_create_database_entry, notion_append_blocks, notion_update_page_title, and notion_upload_file cover creating and updating pages. None of them can delete a page, a database entry, or a database.
Ambiguous requests
If a request is ambiguous, for example when more than one page plausibly matches a description like the roadmap page, tAI shows you the candidates it found instead of guessing which one you meant, so you can point it at the right one.