Notion
Your app reads and writes the Notion pages and databases you share with your connection: you write the content in Notion (articles, catalog, directory), the app shows it, and can add what visitors send.
Category : Data · Service website : www.notion.com
What you can do with it
Section titled “What you can do with it”- A blog or news written in Notion
- Catalog, directory or FAQ managed in a database
- A form that adds a row to a Notion database
- Small internal tool on top of your databases
What the agent can do
Section titled “What the agent can do”- Read the pages and databases you share with the connection
- Create and edit rows in those databases
- Test the token by reading the connection’s identity
What it never does
Section titled “What it never does”- Open pages you haven’t shared with the connection
- Show your key in the chat, in browser code or in logs
- Use it outside of this project’s app
Values to provide
Section titled “Values to provide”- Internal connection token (
NOTION_TOKEN, secret: encrypted, read only by the app’s server) : Token of an internal Notion connection: notion.com → Settings → Connections → Develop or manage connections → New connection, Configuration tab. Then share your pages with it (••• menu → Connections). Where to find it
Add this connector
Section titled “Add this connector”- Mention it in your request (the + menu of the input → Connectors, or type
@), for example: “Add a contact form with @Notion”. - The agent adds the app server if needed, writes the code and asks you for missing values with a card in the chat.
- You can also save it once on the Highwind Connectors page: the connection then links to any project in one click. Technical id:
notion-app.
Billing
Section titled “Billing”Free with your Notion account
Learn more: Connectors overview and App secrets.