Notion
Lets an agent read, search, and update Notion pages and databases in a workspace you control.
What it can do
| Method | What it does |
|---|---|
notion_search | Search pages/databases in Notion workspace. |
notion_get_page | Get Notion page metadata and optional first-level children. |
notion_create_page | Create a page in Notion under parent page id. |
notion_append_text | Append plain text paragraph to Notion page. |
notion_query_database | Query database rows - POST /v1/databases/{id}/query with filter, sorts, pagination. |
notion_update_page | Patch a page or a database row by page_id; pass properties matching the column schema. |
notion_create_database_page | Create a row in a database - POST /v1/pages with parent.database_id and properties. |
How to get credentials
Notion uses a workspace integration token.
- Go to notion.so/profile/integrations and click New integration.
- Give it a name (e.g. "FlyMyAI Agent"), pick the workspace, and set the type to Internal.
- Under Capabilities, enable at least Read content, Update content, Insert content, plus any user-info scope you need.
- Click Save. On the next screen copy the Internal Integration
Secret - it starts with
secret_orntn_. - Open any page or database you want the agent to touch, click … → Connections → Add connections, and select your new integration. Notion only exposes pages that are explicitly shared with the integration.
Fields to fill in FlyMyAI
| FlyMyAI field | Where it comes from |
|---|---|
Notion API token | The Internal Integration Secret from step 4. |
Troubleshooting
unauthorizedorobject_not_found- the page isn't shared with the integration. Share it from the page's Connections menu.restricted_resource- the integration is missing the capability the agent tried to use. Re-open the integration settings and enable the missing scope.- Token rotated - paste the new secret in FlyMyAI; the old one stops working immediately.
Links
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