Notion on The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source

This episode is brought to you by our friends at Notion. You've got a coding agent that writes solid code. But when you point that coding agent at your actual project, the specs, the road map, who owns what, and is guessing, the smartest agent gets stuck without the right context and the right tools. That's the gap that Notion's new developer platform closes with the recent launch of custom agents, Notion became the collaborative AI workspace where teams and agents work side by side. And now their new developer platform is turning that workspace into infrastructure developers can build on. So here's what matters. There's a CLI called NTN Notion, and that authenticates in one line. Then you have workers, which are Notion's hosted sandbox of your code, no provisioning infrastructure. You write it, deploy, you're done. And then you build on any tool your agents need with the predictability, parallelism, and the custom logic MCP cannot deliver. And because the workspace and the platform you build on are the same thing, it's built for teams from day one, permissions and governance baked in. That's agents that actually work alongside your team, not in some single player sandbox. Okay. Good. Next step is to learn more about Notion's developer platform today at notion.com/changelog. That's all lowercase letters, notion.com/changelog to try Notion's developer platform today. When you use our link, of course, you are supporting this show. Once again, notion.com/changelog.