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Connect Notion and your agents can use your team’s knowledge base the way a well-briefed colleague would: find the right page, read it, answer from it, query your databases — and, where you allow it, write new pages and keep databases up to date. The key thing to understand about Notion: agents only see what you share. During connection, Notion asks which pages and databases the Leme integration may access. Everything else stays invisible.

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What agents can do

Reading runs freely by default; creating, editing, and commenting ask for approval. See Permissions.

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Try asking

  • “What does our onboarding runbook say about granting access to production?”
  • “In the Projects database, what’s blocked and who owns each item?”
  • “Summarize the meeting notes from last Tuesday’s product review.”
  • “Write up this conversation as a decision page under Engineering / Decisions.” — created after approval.
  • “Mark the ‘Q3 pricing’ entry as Done in the Roadmap database.” — applied after approval.

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Connect Notion

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Open Integrations

In the Leme dashboard, go to Integrations and select Notion.
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Choose what to share

Select Connect. Notion’s consent screen lets you pick the pages and databases the integration may access — you can select entire sections or individual pages. Choose deliberately; you can always share more later.
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Enable it on your agents

Attach the connection to the agents that should use it and review Agent permissions.
Notion is a shared connection: the pages shared with the integration are what every enabled agent can reach.

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Sharing more (or less) later

Access is managed inside Notion, page by page:
  • To share a page after connecting: open it in Notion → ••• menu → Connections → add the Leme integration. Sub-pages inherit access from their parent.
  • To unshare: remove the integration from the page’s connections. The agent loses access immediately.

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Permissions

Adjust in Integrations → Notion → Agent permissions — see Permissions & approvals. Sharing scope (which pages) and permissions (what can be done with them) compose: an agent needs both.

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Troubleshooting

The page isn’t shared with the integration. In Notion, open the page → ••• → Connections → add Leme. Remember sub-pages inherit from parents, so sharing a section is often enough.
Either the database itself isn’t shared (sharing a page doesn’t automatically share databases linked from elsewhere), or the filter doesn’t match your schema. Ask the agent to read the database schema first — it will see the real property names and options.
Property names must match the database schema exactly. The agent is told the valid list when this happens and will retry — if it keeps failing, the property may have been renamed; ask the agent to re-read the schema.