Notion's September 15, 2026 (3.7) release introduced 'skills' - reusable instructions that teach its AI Agent how a team works - stored in a shared workspace library and invoked via slash commands. Custom Agents can now call other agents as sub-agents, automate post-meeting recaps, and export skills to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Gemini, or Grok.
Notion 3.7 adds reusable AI 'skills' and sub-agent delegation for teams
Teams already on Notion can codify repeatable workflows (reporting, onboarding, meeting recaps) as shared skills instead of re-prompting; the cross-tool export keeps those instructions usable in your coding agents.
Source: Notion (release notes)
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