Being able to track trading and Business activities is satisfying and exactly the problem this system solved. DM to see how it works.
Build with @notionhq hosted on @github and Railway. Code built on VS Code.
It's AI powered and connected with Claude or Chatgpt.
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These 5 features are in every single client workspace I have ever built professionally.
Swipe through and be honest about how many you are actually using right now. 👉
Meeting notes between @NotionHQ and @NotionCalendar were a bit confusing. So we simplified them. Now:
→ One meeting note per meeting (synced everywhere)
→ Notes live in Notion
→ Cleaner event layout in Calendar
→ Join + transcribe in one click
Should work more like you'd expect 🫡
“People [at Notion] are really only concerned about one thing which is making the product good and our customers happy.
So Sesame characters are in every single conference room to remind us that it's not our own internal thumbs up that we're looking for.
We're really looking to build these things for our customers and it's their approval that we're looking for.”
- David Tibbitts, Product Marketer
Long story short: Claude Fable 5 is now in Notion.
It's the model we'd put behind your most complex custom agents and workers. It set new highs on our internal benchmarks for the hardest multi-step work.
Available on Biz and Ent plans.
Meet Austin, Notion’s Workplace Experience Coordinator. He helps keep the SF office running smoothly and makes sure every new hire feels welcome.
One painful part of his job has always been seat assignment: shuffling Notinos and Newtinos, one by one, going back and forth with managers, and starting over every two-week onboarding cycle.
So Austin automated the entire seating shuffle end to end with custom agents and a Worker.
It’s built using Notion’s developer platform, and connects OfficeSpace and Slack to Notion.
Austin put it best: “It’s honestly super easy to set up a Notion worker… you’re just talking back and forth in plain English with Claude Code.”
He split the job into two agents:
Agent 1 watches the “New Hire” database. When a new name shows up, it posts to Slack and asks managers where to seat them.
Agent 2 reads the replies and calls OfficeSpace to assign the seats.
Now, instead of spinning up a new Slack channel every cycle and handling requests one at a time, Austin sends one message in Slack, and the agents do the rest.
Austin: “I’m no engineer… but this saves me hours every time we onboard. It definitely made my life a lot better.”
The best agents aren’t fancy, they just give you time back.
It has gotten to the point where i have to beg @RaenestApp to allow me to withdraw the money on my Card, @RaenestApp can you do something about this please?
Meet Grug.
Grug is a “Caveman Designer” Custom Agent that our team turns to for blunt, anti-complexity product/design feedback.
Basically: “complexity bad, make simple, make button look like button.”
Here’s what Grug said about a recent All Hands.