Official Notion MCP integration The Notion AI agent that turns your briefs into work.
Riley searches your Notion workspace, reads briefs from your content calendar, drafts the work from your real context, and writes status back to the page. You approve before anything changes.
What can Riley do in Notion?
- Searches your pages and databases to find the brief or row it needs.
- Reads the brief or doc, then drafts the work from your real context.
- Creates new pages for status updates, recaps, and reports in the database you pick.
- Updates existing pages so the content calendar and project tracker stay current.
Connect Notion once. Riley gets to work.
Connect Notion
Sign in with Notion and choose which pages and databases Riley can use. It is one OAuth step, with no MCP server to install and no config file to edit.
Riley works from your briefs
Riley searches the pages and databases you shared, reads the brief, drafts the work, and updates the page with status.
You approve before anything changes
Riley shows the work and the proposed page edit, and waits. Approve, ask for a change, or steer, all before Riley writes anything to Notion.
How Riley works in Notion.
Reads the brief from your content calendar
Riley searches the briefs database and pulls the row for this week's campaign, then drafts the work from the brief.
Status, written back to the page
Riley updates the project page with what shipped, when, and what is next. Your team sees status without asking. It is Notion automation that still waits for your sign-off.
A meeting note becomes a draft
Riley reads the doc, then turns it into the post, the email, or the recap. The meeting is the brief.
Recap pages, posted to Notion
When a campaign closes, Riley creates a recap page in the database you pick. Results and links to what shipped, all in one place.
Riley in Notion, answered.
How Riley connects, what it can do once connected, and where you stay in control.
What is a Notion AI agent?
It is an AI agent that works inside your Notion workspace. Connect Notion to Riley and Riley searches pages and databases, reads briefs, drafts the work, and updates pages, instead of you copying context between tools.
Does Simplified use the official Notion MCP server?
Yes. Riley connects to Notion through MCP (Model Context Protocol), the same open standard other AI tools use to connect to outside services. There is nothing to install or configure yourself.
What can Riley do in my Notion?
Riley searches pages and databases, reads the brief or doc, drafts the work from that context, and creates or updates pages. It acts within the pages and databases you share and shows every change for sign-off.
How do I connect Notion to Riley?
You sign in with Notion (OAuth) and choose the pages and databases Riley can use. It takes about a minute, with no MCP server to install and no config file to edit.
Do I need to set up the Notion MCP server myself?
No. Riley uses the Model Context Protocol under the hood, but the setup is managed for you. There is no MCP server to install and no config file to edit.
Will Riley change pages without my approval?
No. Riley shows you the proposed edit first. Nothing creates, updates, or moves in your Notion until you approve it.
Which pages and databases can Riley access?
Only the ones you share when you connect Notion. You can change what is shared, or disconnect Notion, at any time.
How much does the Notion integration cost?
Connecting Notion does not cost extra. Every Simplified plan includes integrations, so you can put Riley to work in your workspace right away.
Put Riley to work on your Notion data.
Connect Notion and let Riley do the work, with you approving every step.