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Guide to Notion Workers — understand the concept, capabilities, deployment process, and learn through the publishBlogPost real-world example.
Workers
Notion Workers let you extend Custom Agent capabilities by writing code, enabling tasks that Agents can't do natively — like calling external APIs, processing files, and pushing content to other platforms.
In This Section
- Quick Start — Environment setup, creating your first Worker, deployment & testing, OAuth, and debugging
- Example: One-click Blog Publishing (coming soon) — Use the publishBlogPost Worker to auto-publish from Notion to your website
For a real-world look at Workers in action, check out this hands-on blog post.
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Known Limitations
Understand the current known limitations of Notion Custom Agent, including Worker capability boundaries, permission stability issues, and Notion ecosystem lock-in.
Quick Start
From setting up your environment to deploying live — a step-by-step guide to creating your first Notion Worker so your Custom Agent can call external APIs.