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- Apr 20, 2026
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April 20, 2026
Notion Developers adds a 10,000-result pagination cap for data source and view query endpoints, with a new incomplete request status to help integrations handle large queries more reliably.
The Query a data source, Create a view query, and Get view query results endpoints now enforce a maximum pagination depth of 10,000 results per query.
When a query matches more rows than this limit, the response includes a new
request_statusfield:{ "request_status": { "type": "incomplete", "incomplete_reason": "query_result_limit_reached" } }Integrations that polled these endpoints to iterate through all matching rows in a large data source should check for
request_status.type === "incomplete"and adapt accordingly. The limit improves reliability for all API users by bounding the server-side resources consumed by each query.If your integration needs to process all pages in a large data source, we recommend:
- Using
data source filtersor narrowing theview’s filter/sort configurationto reduce the result set (for example, filter bylast_edited_timeto only fetch recently changed pages). - Setting up
integration webhooksfor incremental sync instead of polling the full data source on a schedule. - Dividing large data sources into multiple smaller ones.
- Apr 17, 2026
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Mail & Calendar, now in your settings
Notion adds a dedicated settings tab to connect calendar and inbox, letting Notion AI schedule meetings and draft emails.
Connect your calendar and inbox from a new dedicated tab in your settings. After linking accounts, Notion AI can handle work across your apps like scheduling meetings and drafting emails.
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- Apr 17, 2026
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April 17, 2026
Notion Developers adds generally available comment update and delete endpoints, expands database filters with multi-value select, status, and multi_select support, and improves Notion MCP search, fetch, and OAuth handling. The SDK also gains typed filter support and new comment methods.
Update and delete comment endpoints
The Update a comment ( PATCH /v1/comments/:comment_id ) and Delete a comment ( DELETE /v1/comments/:comment_id ) endpoints are now generally available. Non-DLP integrations can only modify or delete comments they created.
Multi-value filters for select, status, and multi_select properties
Database and data source filters now accept an array of values for equals / does_not_equal on select and status properties, and for contains / does_not_contain on multi_select properties, matching the multi-value conditions available in the Notion UI. The same schema is used by view filters and quick filters. Person filters set via the API also now round-trip cleanly on read without extra combinator nesting.
Notion MCP improvements
The search tool no longer drops Slack DMs and private channel results when the connected workspace has the Slack integration enabled.
The fetch tool now accepts any first-party Notion domain for the current environment (both notion.so and notion.com), fixing cases where pasted links fell through as generic webpages.
Page resources returned by the fetch tool now include is_archived so agents can tell when a page is in the trash.
The enhanced Markdown guidance the MCP presents to LLMs now documents
as the correct way to break lines inside inline code, preventing retry loops when agents write multi-line inline code via update_page.The Notion MCP OAuth server adds Client ID Metadata Document (CIMD) support per MCP spec 2025-11-25, letting clients use an HTTPS URL as their client_id instead of going through Dynamic Client Registration.
Comment markdown formatting clarification
The Create a comment and Update a comment references now explicitly document that the markdown body parameter supports inline formatting only — fenced code blocks, headings, lists, tables, and blockquotes do not render as structured blocks in comments.
SDK support : @notionhq/client v5.18.0 adds typed support for multi-value select, status, and multi_select filters. v5.19.0 adds notion.comments.update() and notion.comments.delete().
Original source - Apr 16, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 16, 2026
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Dynamic View @mention notification fix now generally available!
Smartsheet fixes Dynamic View @mention notifications so collaborators are emailed back to the view, not the source sheet.
We’ve fixed Dynamic View @mention notifications! Now when a collaborator is @mentioned in a row-level comment, they will receive an email notification that links them directly back to the Dynamic View (not the source sheet), reducing confusion and keeping collaborators in the right context.
Environment Availability
Commercial US, Commercial EU, Commercial AU (Not eligible for Gov)
Plan Availability
Dynamic View is available for Business and Enterprise plans and is included in Advanced Work Management.
Subscription Model Availability
Legacy Collaborator Model and User Model
Original source - Apr 16, 2026
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Opus 4.7, now in Notion
Notion adds Claude Opus 4.7, using fewer tokens and handling complex workflows more reliably with 3x fewer tool errors.
Claude Opus 4.7, Anthropic’s latest model, is now in Notion. It uses fewer tokens, makes 3x fewer tool errors, and handles complex workflows more reliably than ever.
See the announcement on X →
Original source - Apr 15, 2026
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Schedule meetings with Notion Agent
Notion Agent now shows your calendar to help you find teammate availability, compare schedules, and book meetings in chat.
Notion Agent now shows your calendar to help you find available time with teammates. See a ranked list of choices, compare schedules, and book. All without leaving the chat.
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Original source - Apr 14, 2026
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New: AI-generated custom elements are out of beta and available to everyone
Airtable releases AI-generated interface elements with Omni, now out of beta and available across all plans. Builders can describe what they need in plain language to create custom elements faster, with major improvements like multi-table support, version history, and undo and revert tools.
AI-generated interface elements are now available to everyone and out of beta
Since launching in AI Labs last year, this feature has become one of the most popular ways builders unlock entirely new ways to visualize, interact with, and act on their Airtable data. It's now fully supported across all plans.
Just describe what you need in plain language, and Omni builds a fully custom element tailored to your exact workflow. Go beyond what's available out of the box to create exactly what your team needs. No templates to configure, no coding required. Since the initial launch, we've shipped major improvements based on your feedback, including multi-table support, version history, and the ability to revert and undo changes directly in Omni.
There are two ways to get started:
- From Interfaces: Create a new interface, select "Generate with Omni," and either type a prompt describing what you want or choose from Omni's suggestions.
- From Omni chat: Ask Omni to "Create a custom element" and then describe what you want to build.
Example elements
Here are some of the elements builders have created:
- 3D asset review and feedback: Create and inspect interactive 3D product models right inside your interface, and leave feedback without leaving Airtable. "Create a custom element with a 3D viewer for our product models with annotation and feedback tools."
- Interactive whiteboard: Brainstorm, sketch, and map out ideas on a freeform canvas connected to your base. "Create a custom element with an interactive whiteboard where my team can visually map out project ideas."
- Wedding seating chart: Drag and drop guests around a floorplan, track RSVPs, and manage dietary restrictions all in one visual layout. "Create a custom element with a seating chart where I can assign guests to tables and see their RSVP status."
- Movie tier list: Rank and sort items into custom tiers with a drag-and-drop interface your team (or friends) can debate over. "Create a custom element with a tier list where I can rank movies by dragging them into tiers."
- Network graph: See how records in your base connect to each other as an interactive, explorable web of relationships. "Create a custom element with a network graph that shows how our contacts are connected to companies and deals."
- Org chart: Visualize your team's reporting structure as a dynamic, clickable chart that stays in sync with your people data. "Create a custom element with an org chart from our employees table using the manager field."
You can also build Figma embeds, Google Docs viewers, custom calendars, Gantt-style timelines, and more. Browse examples in our Built with Omni showcase.
To get started, just open Omni and describe the element you want to build. Reference the data you want to use (e.g., projects, tasks, and teams) and Omni will take it from there.
For builders who want more control over the code, you can edit the generated source code directly in your browser or download it. Custom elements can also be built from scratch in your favorite IDE using the Interface Extensions SDK (available for Teams, Business, and Enterprise Scale plans).
Limitations
- AI-generated elements are not viewable on mobile devices. They are supported on web/browser, Mac app, and Windows app.
- Elements can only be used on dashboard or standalone pages, not on blank layout or record detail pages.
- Elements cannot securely store login credentials for third-party services. Any credentials used are visible to all element users.
- Only Anthropic and OpenAI models are supported. Enterprises that have restricted these models will not be able to generate custom elements.
Highlights
- Out of beta and now available to everyone across all plans, no longer requires AI Labs to be enabled.
- Go from idea to a fully working interface element in minutes, just by describing what you need.
- Pull in data from multiple tables so your teams can see the full picture without switching views.
- Creating or updating AI-generated interface elements does not use AI credits.
Links
- Introduction to Custom Interfaces (Airtable Academy)
- Build Custom Interfaces with Omni (Airtable Academy)
- Apr 14, 2026
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Notion 3.4, part 2
Notion adds a major AI upgrade with cheaper Custom Agents, AI Autofill for databases, and new Agent skills for key workflows. It also expands connectors and integrations, adds custom AI Meeting Notes instructions, speeds up pages, and improves database permissions.
We launched Custom Agents a few weeks ago, and teams are building faster than we can keep up with. In Notion 3.4, your agents can take on even more of your day-to-day busywork.
Custom Agents are now easier to fine-tune, and new AI Autofill brings them straight into your databases, making enrichment and upkeep automatic. And you can create skills for your Notion Agent, so it can learn your most important workflows.
Try Custom Agents →
Custom Agents are still free to try until May 3, 2026, so now’s the time!
Teams and Custom Agents, working together
In case you missed it, here’s a quick refresher on Custom Agents: they’re like AI teammates that handle your repetitive work. Since launching a month ago, we’re seeing all manner of teams discover new ways to put them to work:
- Surface the right info at the right time: Ramp’s GTM team uses Enablement Eddie to pull up the right assets and customer answers.
- Handle repeat questions: Clay runs an IT Buddy that resolves common employee questions in minutes.
- Automate reporting: Braintrust’s Competitive Intelligence Agent that tracks competitor updates across the web and Gong call transcripts, then revises internal docs every morning so the latest context is ready for the day.
New Custom Agent upgrades: efficiency, transparency, context
You want agents to help, but you need pricing that scales, visibility into what agents are doing, and integrations with your tool stack. This update hits all three:
- More efficient to run: Custom Agents are now 35–50% cheaper to run across the board, especially ones with repetitive tasks like email triage. They’re even more cost efficient when you pick new models like GPT-5.4 Mini & Nano, Haiku 4.5, and MiniMax M2.5 that use up to 10× fewer credits.
- Visibility into your Agents’ credits: It’s now easier to tune your agent and understand what’s working with the Notion credits dashboard. We’ll continue adding more signals over time, so it’s easier to optimize and decide what’s worth running. A few tips to fine-tune your agents here.
- More context to work with: Custom Agents can finally use private Slack channels, so they’re not missing the conversations that matter. Many more integrations to come, including Microsoft Teams, Google Drive, Salesforce, and custom connectors.
Starting May 4, Custom Agents will use Notion Credits you can purchase. In the meantime, they’re free for a few more weeks, so now’s the time to try.
AI Autofill in databases, powered by Custom Agents
Use Autofill to keep your data fresh and up to date, now with all the power and intelligence of Custom Agents. Continuously enrich, extract, and categorize information across every row, so your database stays trustworthy without manual review.
This feature is rolling out now, so if you don’t see it yet, you will soon. For simpler fills, basic AI Autofill stays included in Business and Enterprise plans. Learn more →
Your Notion Agent has new Skills, integrations … and you can talk to it!
Skills turn “that thing you always ask Notion Agent to do” into something it can do on command. Save your best workflows as skills like drafting weekly updates, reshaping a doc in your team’s format, or prepping briefs before a meeting.
Your Notion Agent also has a few more tricks up its sleeve:
- Integrate with Calendar, Mail, and Slack: Ask your agent to read, summarize, and follow through in the tools you use every day.
- Inline doc edits: Have your agent edit directly in your doc when you select text, so changes happen in place.
- Talk to your agent: Use the microphone button to dictate your prompt.
Customize your AI Meeting Notes summary
Your #1 feature request for AI Meeting Notes is finally here! Now you can add a quick set of custom instructions, so summaries come out in the format you prefer. Also, summary quality has been getting even better, as AI now does the heavy lifting of pulling in relevant workspace context.
Learn more →
New AI connectors: Salesforce and Box
With the Salesforce connector, search accounts, opportunities, and notes to prep for calls, draft follow‑ups, and build account plans without bouncing between tabs. With the Box connector, search and summarize files like proposals, contracts, and project docs to pull key details, compare versions, and keep deliverables moving.
A meaningful performance boost
Pages should feel instant, especially when you’re bouncing between docs all day. Now, initial page render is 28% faster, so content shows up sooner and you can stay in flow. It’s a small change, but it adds up quickly.
New database permission: “Can create pages”
Allow teammates to create new pages in a database, while still being restricted from viewing or editing other content they shouldn’t have access to.
Imagine a meetings database where a teammate should be able to access their own meeting notes and create new meetings, without being able to view anyone else’s. Try it in cases where your team is working with external contributors or sensitive information.
But wait, there’s more
- AI Meeting Notes supported via API: Integrations can now pull full transcripts and summarized notes, so teams can automatically follow-up on action items across the tools they already use.
- n8n MCP integration: Connect your Custom Agents to n8n so they can run the automations you already use and help coordinate work across your other apps and APIs.
- MCP improvements: AI tools can now do more in Notion, reliably, across comments, meeting transcripts, and Notion Sites, with faster responses and new admin controls like auditing and approved tools.
We’ll keep making Notion AI a better tool for (human) teamwork.
Cheers,
Ivan
P.S. I worked with our creative team on a video that explains our feelings on AI. Give it a watch here .
Original source - Apr 10, 2026
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Issues resolved in 10.2.10
Confluence releases 10.2.10 as a bug-fix update for improved stability.
The Atlassian Confluence team is pleased to announce the release of Confluence 10.2.10, which is a bug-fix release.
Don't have Confluence 10.2 yet?
Check out the new features and other highlights in the Confluence 10.2 release notes.
Get the latest version
We recommend you read the Confluence 10.2 release notes and you back up your confluence-home directory and database before upgrading.
Released on 10 April 2026
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Original source - Apr 10, 2026
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Customize your tabs in databases
Notion adds tab display options for databases, letting users choose text and icon, text only, or icon only views.
Keep your databases clean and easy to navigate by choosing how your tabs are displayed: Text and icon, Text only, or Icon only. This setting is only for you, meaning that others won’t see any change.
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