OpenAI just rolled out Sign in with ChatGPT, allowing users to log into apps like Notion, GitLab, and Vercel using their ChatGPT credentials. The login only passes basic profile info without exposing chat history or memory, and select partners even let you apply your plan's usage limits directly to their tools.
Notion just rolled out a comprehensive Developer Platform featuring a dedicated terminal CLI (ntn), Workers to run code on Notion's infra, and new Agent APIs and SDKs. The toolkit lets developers and coding agents sync any data source and trigger automated actions. It is basically positioning Notion as a native backend for AI agents.
Notion just launched Custom Agents, autonomous AI teammates that handle repetitive workflows across Notion, Slack, Mail, Calendar, and Figma. Users can simply write a job description and set triggers to automate Q&A, route tasks, and compile reports. It is free for Business and Enterprise plans through May 3, 2026, before switching to usage-based Notion Credits.
Notion just rolled out version 3.0 to all users, headlined by autonomous AI Agents designed to act like human teammates. The agents can build pages and databases, pull info across Slack and the web, and execute tasks across hundreds of pages for up to 20 minutes at a time. Basically, Notion built a power user inside your workspace that remembers how you like to work.
Notion just rolled out an AI meeting notetaker that listens via system audio to transcribe calls and generate structured summaries while you take notes alongside it. Currently live on Mac via the "/meet" command across dozens of languages, the update also brings enterprise search and an AI research mode.
Anthropic just rolled out prompt caching on the Anthropic API for Claude 3.5 Sonnet and other models. By storing frequently used context between calls, developers can slash input costs by up to 90% and cut latency by up to 85% on long prompts. It is a massive win for coding assistants, deep agent loops, and chatting with whole books.
Notion just launched Q&A, an AI search assistant that lets users chat directly with their workspace notes and docs. It costs $8 to $10 per month, references source pages with footnotes, and strictly respects existing workspace permissions.
Anthropic just made its next-gen AI assistant Claude available across chat and API. Designed to be helpful, honest, and harmless, it arrives in two versions: the flagship Claude and a faster, cheaper Claude Instant. Early partners like Notion and Quora highlight its steerability and natural conversational style.
