Notion Lets Muse Track Tasks and Move Projects Forward.

Muse can now use Notion to track to-dos, retrieve context and move projects along. Users can give the AI assistant instructions covering each of those jobs.

The update appeared in a short LinkedIn announcement. It presents the connection through three requests: ask Muse to keep track of work, find relevant information or help progress a project.

The connection gives Muse access to work held in Notion. Its announced uses cover both retrieving existing context and handling ongoing project tasks.

The announcement names three uses for the integration. Each starts with an instruction to Muse and involves information or work in Notion.

The context request covers information retrieval. The to-do request covers task tracking. The third use is broader, with Muse able to help move an existing project forward.

These jobs can also be combined in one working process. Muse can retrieve the background held in Notion, keep track of the resulting tasks and continue working with the project information. All three uses were included in the initial announcement.

Notion already provides separate agent tooling through its developer platform. Builders can create custom tools for Notion Agents that generate assets, query live data and call APIs. Its Workers system can also sync external records into a Notion database.

The Muse connection adds another AI assistant to that wider set of agent features. Notion also supports Custom Agents that can call sub-agents and default agent instructions across workspaces.

What is Muse in Notion?

Muse is an AI assistant that can now use Notion. Users can ask it to track to-dos, retrieve context and move projects along.

What can Muse do with Notion projects?

Muse can pull project context and keep track of to-dos. It can also be instructed to move projects along.

When is Muse available in Notion?

Notion announced the connection. The announcement does not name eligible plans, pricing or rollout timing.