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Your Notion workspace, supercharged with AI

The Complete Guide to OpenClaw Notion Integration

Notion has become the operating system for knowledge work. Teams use it for project management, documentation, meeting notes, wikis, and everything in between. But switching context to update Notion breaks your flow. The OpenClaw Notion integration brings your entire workspace into natural conversation.

This comprehensive guide covers everything from basic setup to advanced automation patterns. Whether you're a solo knowledge worker managing personal projects or an enterprise team running company-wide workflows, you'll find exactly what you need to transform how you interact with Notion.

Why OpenClaw for Notion Automation

The Context-Switching Problem

Every time you need to add a note, check a task, or update a project in Notion, you:

Switch away from your current work
Open Notion (or find the right tab)
Navigate to the right page or database
Make your update
Switch back to what you were doing

This constant context-switching fragments attention and costs you hours every week. With OpenClaw, you simply tell your assistant what you need, and it handles the Notion operations in the background.

Beyond Basic Integrations

Notion's native AI is useful for content generation, but it doesn't help you interact with your workspace programmatically. Zapier and Make.com can automate specific triggers, but they require manual setup for each workflow and don't understand natural language.

OpenClaw is different. It understands your intent, maps it to the right Notion operations, and executes complex multi-step workflows automatically. Ask for "last week's meeting notes with action items still pending" and it queries the right database, filters by date and status, and returns exactly what you need.

Understanding Notion's Architecture

Before diving into features, it helps to understand how Notion organizes information:

Workspaces

A workspace is your top-level container. Most individuals have one workspace; companies often have one per organization. Your integration lives at the workspace level.

Pages

Pages are the fundamental unit in Notion. Everything is a page — documents, notes, even databases live inside pages. Pages can be nested infinitely deep.

Databases

Databases are structured collections of pages. Each "row" in a database is actually a page with properties (like title, date, status, assignee). Databases power most of Notion's productivity features.

Blocks

Blocks are the content inside pages — paragraphs, headings, lists, code blocks, images, embeds. A page is really just a collection of blocks.

Properties

Database entries have properties: text, numbers, dates, selects, multi-selects, people, relations, rollups, and formulas. Understanding properties is key to powerful database queries.

Core Capabilities

Database Operations

Databases are where Notion shines, and OpenClaw gives you full access:

Query with Natural Language

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User: Show me all high-priority tasks due this weekAssistant: Found 7 tasks in your Tasks database:1. ✅ Review Q4 budget proposal (Due: Mon)2. 🔄 Finalize product roadmap (Due: Tue)3. ⏳ Prepare board presentation (Due: Thu)...

Create Entries

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User: Add a task to follow up with Sarah about the partnership deal, high priority, due FridayAssistant: Created task "Follow up with Sarah about partnership deal" - Priority: High- Due: Friday, Feb 14- Status: Not Started

Update Properties

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User: Mark the budget review task as completeAssistant: Updated "Review Q4 budget proposal" — Status: Complete ✅

Filter and Sort

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User: Show me all bugs assigned to me, sorted by severityAssistant: Your open bugs (sorted by severity):🔴 Critical:- Login fails on Safari 17.2🟠 High:- Dashboard metrics not updating- Export fails for large datasets🟡 Medium:- Notification sound plays twice

Page Creation and Management

Create any type of page through conversation:

Quick Notes

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User: Save a note about the API rate limiting discussion — we agreed to implement exponential backoff with jitter, max 5 retriesAssistant: Created note in your Inbox:"API Rate Limiting Discussion"— We agreed to implement exponential backoff with jitter, max 5 retries

Structured Documents

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User: Create a PRD for the new mobile notification featureAssistant: Created PRD page "Mobile Notification Feature" with sections:- Overview- Problem Statement- Proposed Solution- Success Metrics- Timeline- Open QuestionsWant me to fill in any sections based on what we've discussed?

Templates If you have page templates in Notion, OpenClaw can use them:

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User: Create a new sprint retrospective using the retro templateAssistant: Created "Sprint 47 Retrospective" from your Retro template in the Team Rituals database.

Meeting Notes Automation

Meeting notes are a killer use case for OpenClaw + Notion:

Before the Meeting

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User: Create a meeting note for my 2pm with the design teamAssistant: Created meeting note "Design Team Sync — Feb 7, 2pm"I've added:- Attendees section- Agenda (empty — want me to add items?)- Previous action items (pulled 3 open items from last meeting)- Notes section- Action items section

During the Meeting (via voice or quick messages)

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User: Add to meeting notes: Sarah will share revised mockups by Wednesday. Jake needs to review accessibility requirements.Assistant: Added to meeting notes:- Action: Sarah — Share revised mockups (Due: Wed)- Action: Jake — Review accessibility requirements

After the Meeting

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User: Summarize the design meeting and extract action itemsAssistant: Summary: Discussed mobile navigation redesign. Agreed on bottom nav pattern with 4 main sections. Sarah presenting to stakeholders Friday.Action items created in Tasks:1. Sarah: Share revised mockups (Due: Wed)2. Jake: Review accessibility requirements (Due: Thu)3. You: Schedule stakeholder review (Due: Fri)

Project Tracking

Track projects without opening Notion:

Status Updates

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User: What's the status of the website redesign project?Assistant: Website Redesign Project — 67% complete✅ Completed (4/6 milestones):- Discovery & research- Information architecture- Wireframes- Visual design🔄 In Progress:- Development (3 of 8 pages complete)⏳ Upcoming:- QA & LaunchNext milestone: Homepage development (Due: Feb 14)3 blockers flagged — want details?

Quick Updates

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User: Move the homepage task to in progress and add a note that we're waiting on final copy from marketingAssistant: Updated Homepage Development:- Status: In Progress- Added note: Waiting on final copy from marketing

Sprint Management

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User: What's left in the current sprint?Assistant: Sprint 47 — 4 days remainingRemaining work: 23 points across 8 items- 2 items in review- 4 items in progress- 2 items not startedAt current velocity, you may need to carry over 5-8 points. Want me to flag at-risk items?

Team Wiki Management

Build and maintain your team's knowledge base:

Search and Retrieve

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User: What's our policy on remote work?Assistant: From your Team Handbook:Remote Work Policy (last updated Nov 2024):- Team members can work remotely up to 3 days/week- Core hours: 10am-3pm local time for meetings- Monthly in-office day: First Wednesday- Equipment stipend: $500/year for home officeFull document: [link to Notion page]

Add Documentation

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User: Add a section to the onboarding guide about setting up 2FA on all company accountsAssistant: Added "Security Setup" section to Onboarding Guide:- 2FA required on: Google Workspace, GitHub, Notion, Slack, AWS- Instructions for each platform- Link to IT support if issuesPositioned after "Account Creation" section.

Keep Content Fresh

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User: When was the API documentation last updated?Assistant: API Documentation was last edited 47 days ago by Sarah.Sections with "needs review" tag:- Rate limiting (tagged 30 days ago)- Authentication (tagged 45 days ago)Want me to check if these sections are still accurate against the current API?

Cross-Database Relations

Notion's power comes from relations between databases. OpenClaw understands these:

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User: Which projects are blocked by open bugs?Assistant: 2 projects have blocking bugs:1. Mobile App v3.0   - Blocked by: "Push notifications fail on Android 14" (Critical)   - Impact: Launch delayed until resolved2. Enterprise Dashboard   - Blocked by: "SSO login timeout" (High)   - Workaround in place, not fully blockedBoth bugs assigned to DevOps team.

Advanced Automation Patterns

Daily Briefings

Start your day with a Notion-powered briefing:

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User: Morning briefingAssistant: Good morning! Here's your Friday, Feb 7:📅 Today's meetings: 3- 10am: Product sync (Design Team page updated with agenda)- 2pm: 1:1 with Alex- 4pm: Sprint planning✅ Tasks due today: 2- Finalize Q4 report- Review contractor invoices⚡ Needs attention:- 2 PRs awaiting your review- Website project at 95% capacity- Marketing requested async feedback on launch plan📊 This week's stats:- 12 tasks completed- 3 meeting notes created- 5 wiki pages updated

Weekly Reviews

Automate your weekly review:

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User: Run my weekly reviewAssistant: Weekly Review — Feb 3-7, 2025✅ Completed: 15 tasks⏳ Carried over: 3 tasks (moved to next week)🆕 Created: 8 new tasksMeetings: 12 (6 with notes captured)Decisions logged: 4Action items generated: 18Projects status:- Website Redesign: +12% (on track)- Mobile v3: -5% (blocked by Android bug)- Q4 Planning: Completed ✓Want me to create next week's focus areas based on outstanding priorities?

Recurring Workflows

Set up recurring automations:

bash

User: Every Monday at 9am, create a new weekly planning page and pull in incomplete tasks from last weekAssistant: Set up recurring workflow "Weekly Planning":- Trigger: Every Monday, 9am- Creates: New page in Weekly Planning database- Pulls: Incomplete tasks from previous week- Template: Uses your "Weekly Plan" template- Notification: Summary sent via TelegramWant me to run it now as a test?

Workspace Administration

For team admins and power users:

Permission Management

Understand and manage access:

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User: Who has access to the HR policies page?Assistant: HR Policies page access:👤 Full access (can edit):- HR Team (5 members)- Leadership Team (3 members)👁 Can view:- All workspace members (default)🔒 No access:- Guests and external usersShared with integration: OpenClaw (your current connection)

Audit and Cleanup

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User: Find pages that haven't been updated in 6 monthsAssistant: Found 23 potentially stale pages:By area:- Documentation: 12 pages- Archive: 6 pages- Projects (completed): 5 pagesTop candidates for review:1. "Q2 2024 OKRs" — not updated since June2. "Vendor Comparison" — not updated since May3. "Legacy API Docs" — not updated since AprilWant me to tag these for review or move to archive?

Template Management

bash

User: What templates do we have for meeting notes?Assistant: 4 meeting note templates in your workspace:1. "Quick Sync" — Simple agenda, notes, actions2. "1:1 Meeting" — Topics, feedback, goals, actions3. "Sprint Retro" — What went well, improvements, actions4. "Client Meeting" — Attendees, agenda, notes, next steps, follow-up dateMost used: "1:1 Meeting" (47 pages)Least used: "Client Meeting" (3 pages)

Setup Deep Dive

Creating Your Notion Integration

Step 1: Access the Integration Portal

Go to notion.so/my-integrations
Sign in with your Notion account
Click "+ New integration"

Step 2: Configure the Integration

Name: Choose something clear like "OpenClaw Assistant"
Logo: Optional, but helps identify API activity
Associated workspace: Select your primary workspace
Capabilities:
- ✅ Read content
- ✅ Update content
- ✅ Insert content
- ✅ Read user information (optional, for @mentions)

Step 3: Get Your API Key

After creating the integration:

Click on your integration name
Find "Internal Integration Token"
Click "Show" then "Copy"
Save this securely — you'll need it for OpenClaw

Step 4: Share Pages with Your Integration

This is the step most people miss. Your integration can ONLY see pages explicitly shared with it:

Open any page or database you want accessible
Click "Share" in the top right
Click "Invite"
Find your integration name and add it
Repeat for all pages/databases you want to access

Pro tip: Share a top-level page to give access to all nested pages beneath it.

OpenClaw Configuration

Add to your ~/.config/openclaw/config.yaml:

yaml

notion:  enabled: true  apiKey: "secret_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"    # Optional: Set a default database for quick capture  defaultInbox: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"  # Database ID    # Optional: Map friendly names to database IDs  databases:    tasks: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"    notes: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"    meetings: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"    projects: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"

Finding Database and Page IDs

Notion IDs are in the URL:

Page URL: notion.so/My-Page-abc123def456
Database URL: notion.so/abc123def456?v=xyz (the part before the ?)

The ID is the 32-character string (with or without hyphens).

Enterprise Considerations

Multi-Workspace Setups

Large organizations often have multiple Notion workspaces. OpenClaw supports this:

yaml

notion:  workspaces:    main:      apiKey: "secret_main_workspace_key"      databases:        tasks: "..."    engineering:      apiKey: "secret_engineering_key"      databases:        bugs: "..."

Reference specific workspaces in commands:

bash

User: Add a bug to the engineering workspace

Team Access Patterns

For teams, consider:

Shared Integration: One integration shared across the team. Everyone's queries use the same API key with full workspace access.
Personal Integrations: Each team member creates their own integration, shared only with their pages. More granular but more setup.
Hybrid: Shared integration for team databases, personal integrations for private content.

Rate Limits and Performance

Notion's API has rate limits:

3 requests per second per integration
Average response time: 200-500ms

OpenClaw handles rate limiting automatically, queuing requests when needed. For heavy usage, batch operations are preferred:

bash

User: Add these 10 tasks to my database: [list]Assistant: Adding 10 tasks... Done! All tasks created.

Security Best Practices

Principle of Least Privilege: Only share pages the integration actually needs
Separate Integrations: Use different integrations for different sensitivity levels
Audit Regularly: Review which pages are shared with your integration
Rotate Keys: Regenerate your API key periodically (note: this requires updating your config)

Troubleshooting

"Page Not Found" Errors

The #1 issue: Page isn't shared with your integration.

Solution: Open the page in Notion → Share → Add your integration.

"Unauthorized" Errors

Your API key is invalid or expired.

Solution:

Go to notion.so/my-integrations
Click your integration
Regenerate the token
Update your OpenClaw config
Restart OpenClaw

Slow Responses

Notion's API can be slow with large pages or complex queries.

Solutions:

Break large pages into smaller ones
Use database filters to limit results
Consider archiving old content

Missing Content in Responses

Some block types have limited API support.

Currently limited:

Synced blocks (can read, limited write)
Some embed types
Columns (complex nesting)

Solution: For critical content, use supported block types (text, headings, lists, code blocks, tables).

Database Property Mismatches

OpenClaw needs to understand your database schema.

Tip: Use consistent property names across databases:

"Status" (not "Task Status", "Project Status")
"Due Date" (not "Deadline", "Due By")
"Priority" (not "Importance", "P-Level")

Notion AI vs OpenClaw

Notion has its own AI features. How do they compare?

Feature	Notion AI	OpenClaw
Content generation	✅ Excellent	✅ Excellent
Summarization	✅ Good	✅ Good
Database queries	❌ No	✅ Yes
Page creation via chat	❌ No	✅ Yes
Cross-page operations	❌ No	✅ Yes
External integrations	❌ No	✅ Yes
Works offline	❌ No	✅ Yes (cached)
Custom automations	❌ No	✅ Yes

Best together: Use Notion AI for in-page writing assistance, OpenClaw for workspace-level operations and automation.

Common Workflows

The GTD Capture Workflow

bash

User: Quick capture: Research competitor pricing, call mom, buy birthday gift for JakeAssistant: Added to Inbox:1. Research competitor pricing (tagged: work)2. Call mom (tagged: personal)3. Buy birthday gift for Jake (tagged: personal, due: this week)

The Standup Bot

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User: What did I complete yesterday and what's planned for today?Assistant: Yesterday (Feb 6):- ✅ Reviewed 3 PRs- ✅ Fixed login bug- ✅ Updated API documentationToday (Feb 7):- Sprint planning at 4pm- Complete user auth refactor- Review Q4 metricsAny blockers? (Previous: none)

The Knowledge Base Query

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User: How do we handle customer refunds?Assistant: From Customer Support Playbook:**Refund Policy**- Full refund: Within 30 days, no questions- Partial refund: 31-90 days, case-by-case- No refund: After 90 days (offer credit instead)**Process**1. Verify purchase in Stripe2. Log reason in Support DB3. Process via Stripe dashboard4. Send confirmation email (template: refund-confirmation)Escalation: Amounts over $500 need manager approval.

Conclusion

The OpenClaw Notion integration transforms how you work with your second brain. Instead of context-switching to update pages, query databases, or check project status, you simply ask your assistant. It understands your workspace structure, respects your templates and conventions, and executes complex operations in seconds.

For knowledge workers who live in Notion, this integration is a force multiplier. Every query that used to require opening a browser, navigating pages, and clicking through filters now takes a single message. Every meeting note, task update, and wiki edit happens in the flow of your work.

Start with the basic setup, explore the core capabilities, then build automations that match your workflow. Your Notion workspace just got an AI upgrade.

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Features

Natural Language Database Queries

Query any Notion database with plain English. 'Show me high-priority tasks due this week' or 'Find all bugs assigned to Sarah'. Full support for filtering, sorting, and property access.

Intelligent Page Creation

Create pages with proper structure automatically. Meeting notes with attendee sections, PRDs with standard templates, journal entries with the right properties — all from natural conversation.

Meeting Notes Automation

Create meeting pages before, capture notes during, and extract action items after. Automatic linking to participants, projects, and previous meetings.

Project Status at a Glance

Get project status without opening Notion. Progress percentages, blockers, upcoming milestones, and team workload — all queryable through chat.

Team Wiki Management

Search and update your knowledge base. Find policies, add documentation, flag outdated content. Your institutional knowledge, instantly accessible.

Cross-Database Relations

Queries understand Notion relations. 'Which projects are blocked by open bugs?' or 'Show me all tasks related to the website redesign.'

Quick Capture Inbox

Rapid note and task capture without context switching. 'Quick capture: Call Sarah about the proposal' adds to your inbox instantly.

Property Updates

Update status, assignees, dates, and any property through chat. 'Mark the homepage task as complete' or 'Assign the bug to DevOps.'

Template Support

Create pages from your existing Notion templates. 'New sprint retro using the retro template' uses your team's established formats.

Workspace Administration

Audit page access, find stale content, manage templates. Keep your Notion workspace organized without manual review sessions.

Use Cases

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Daily Briefings

Start each day with an AI-generated briefing: today's meetings, due tasks, project statuses, and items needing attention. All pulled from your Notion workspace automatically.

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Meeting Notes Workflow

Before meetings: auto-create note pages with agendas. During: capture notes via voice or quick messages. After: extract action items and add to your task database.

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Task Management

Add tasks, check what's due, update statuses, and review priorities — all through conversation. 'What's overdue?' or 'Add a task to review the proposal by Friday.'

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Project Status Tracking

Get instant project overviews without navigating to dashboards. Progress percentages, blockers, upcoming milestones, and team capacity at a glance.

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Knowledge Base Queries

Search your team wiki with natural questions. 'What's our refund policy?' or 'How do we onboard new engineers?' pulls answers from your docs.

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Weekly Reviews

Automated weekly reviews: tasks completed, items carried over, project progress, decisions made. Preparation for planning meetings done in seconds.

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Quick Note Capture

Capture thoughts and ideas without opening Notion. 'Note: great point from the marketing meeting about targeting enterprise customers.'

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Sprint Planning

Review remaining sprint items, check velocity, identify at-risk work. 'What's left in the sprint?' with automatic capacity calculations.

Setup Guide

Requirements

✓Notion account (free or paid)
✓Notion API integration created at notion.so/my-integrations
✓Pages/databases shared with your integration
✓OpenClaw running on macOS or a Linux server
✓Internet connection for API access

Create a Notion Integration

Go to notion.so/my-integrations and click '+ New integration'. Name it 'OpenClaw Assistant' or similar. Select your workspace and enable these capabilities: Read content, Update content, Insert content. Optionally enable 'Read user information' for @mention support.

Copy Your API Key

After creating the integration, click on it to view details. Find 'Internal Integration Token', click 'Show', then 'Copy'. Save this key securely — you'll add it to your OpenClaw configuration. Never share this key publicly.

Share Pages with Your Integration

This is crucial: your integration can ONLY see pages explicitly shared with it. For each page or database you want accessible: Open the page → Click 'Share' → Click 'Invite' → Search for your integration name → Add it. Pro tip: Share a top-level page to give access to all nested content.

Find Your Database IDs

For databases you'll query frequently, get their IDs. Open the database in Notion — the URL looks like 'notion.so/abc123def456?v=xyz'. The 32-character string before the '?' is your database ID. Note these for your config.

Configure OpenClaw

Add the Notion configuration to ~/.config/openclaw/config.yaml. Include your API key and optionally map friendly names to database IDs. See the configuration example below for the full format.

Restart OpenClaw

Apply your configuration: 'openclaw gateway restart'. Check logs for 'Notion integration connected' to confirm success. If you see errors, verify your API key and that pages are shared with the integration.

Test Basic Access

Ask your assistant: 'List my Notion pages' or 'What databases can you access?' This verifies the connection. If pages are missing, check that they're shared with your integration.

Set Up Quick Capture (Optional)

Create an 'Inbox' database in Notion for rapid capture. Share it with your integration and set it as defaultInbox in your config. Now 'Quick capture: [anything]' adds items instantly.

Configuration Example

# OpenClaw Notion Configuration
# Add to ~/.config/openclaw/config.yaml

notion:
  enabled: true
  
  # Required: Your integration API key
  apiKey: "secret_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
  
  # Optional: Default database for quick capture
  defaultInbox: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
  
  # Optional: Map friendly names to database IDs
  # Allows "add to my tasks" instead of using full IDs
  databases:
    tasks: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
    notes: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
    meetings: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
    projects: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
    bugs: "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"
  
  # Optional: Default properties for new entries
  defaults:
    tasks:
      status: "Not Started"
      priority: "Medium"
    notes:
      type: "Quick Note"

# Multi-workspace setup (enterprise)
# notion:
#   workspaces:
#     main:
#       apiKey: "secret_main_key"
#       databases:
#         tasks: "..."
#     engineering:
#       apiKey: "secret_eng_key"
#       databases:
#         bugs: "..."

Limitations

⚠️API access requires explicit page sharing (integration can only see shared pages)
⚠️Some block types have limited API support (synced blocks, some embeds)
⚠️Rate limited to 3 requests/second per integration (OpenClaw handles queueing)
⚠️Cannot access workspace settings or billing (API limitation)
⚠️Real-time sync not available — queries fetch current state on request

Frequently Asked Questions

Why can't the assistant see all my pages?

Notion integrations only access pages explicitly shared with them. For each page or database you want accessible, click Share → Invite → add your integration. To share many pages at once, share a parent page — all nested content becomes accessible.

What's the difference between OpenClaw and Notion AI?

Notion AI excels at in-page content generation and summarization. OpenClaw excels at workspace-level operations: querying databases, creating pages, managing tasks, automating workflows, and integrating with other tools. They're complementary — use Notion AI for writing, OpenClaw for workspace management.

Can it create and manage databases?

Yes. OpenClaw can create new databases with custom properties, add entries, update properties, and query with complex filters. Database creation happens within existing pages that the integration can access.

How do I give access to a whole section of my workspace?

Share a top-level parent page with your integration. All pages nested beneath it automatically become accessible. This is the recommended approach for broad access without sharing hundreds of individual pages.

Is there a limit on how many queries I can make?

Notion's API allows 3 requests per second per integration. OpenClaw handles rate limiting automatically, queuing requests if needed. For normal usage, you won't notice any limits. Heavy batch operations may take a few seconds longer.

Can multiple team members use the same integration?

Yes. A single integration can be used by your whole team through OpenClaw. Everyone's queries use the same API key. For granular access control, create separate integrations with different page sharing.

How do I update my API key if it's compromised?

Go to notion.so/my-integrations, click your integration, and regenerate the token. Update your OpenClaw config with the new key and restart: 'openclaw gateway restart'. The old key immediately stops working.

Can it work with Notion templates?

Yes. If you have page templates in Notion databases, OpenClaw can create new pages using those templates. 'Create a new sprint retro using the retro template' applies your template automatically.

Does it support Notion formulas and rollups?

OpenClaw can read formula and rollup values but cannot modify them directly (they're computed properties). It can update the source properties that formulas depend on.

Can I automate recurring Notion tasks?

Yes. Set up recurring workflows through OpenClaw: 'Every Monday at 9am, create a weekly planning page and pull incomplete tasks from last week.' OpenClaw handles the scheduling and execution.

What happens if a page is moved or renamed?

Notion uses stable page IDs, so moves and renames don't break access. As long as the page is still shared with your integration, OpenClaw can find it. Database queries work by ID, not name.

Can it handle large databases?

Yes, but queries on very large databases (10,000+ entries) may be slower. Use filters to narrow results: 'Show open bugs from this month' is faster than 'Show all bugs'. OpenClaw automatically paginates large result sets.

Is my Notion data secure?

OpenClaw processes Notion data locally on your machine or server. Your API key is stored only in your config file. No Notion content is sent to third parties except your configured AI model for understanding queries.

Can it work offline?

Notion's API requires internet access. However, OpenClaw can cache recent queries for reference. For offline work, consider exporting critical pages or using Notion's own offline features.

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