Magic LibraryWhat you can ask
“Find the client onboarding runbook in Notion”
“What does our Notion say about VPN setup for Acme?”
“Turn this ticket’s resolution into a runbook page in our Notion database”
“Add what we learned today to the known-issues page”Creating or editing Notion content goes through Super Magic’s Confirm action card first.
Set it up
Notion is a connector: an admin makes it available, then each member signs in with their own Notion account — Super Magic sees exactly what you can see in Notion, nothing more. Admin (once):1
Open the Integrations page
In the Thread Admin app, open Integrations (
/dashboard/integrations). Connectors sit at the bottom of the list, below the workspace integrations.2
Enable Notion
On the Notion connector row, select Enable. This makes it available — it doesn’t connect anyone yet.
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Open the Connectors page in your Inbox
Open the Connectors page in your Inbox.
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Connect, sign in, and choose what to share
Click Connect on the Notion row, sign in, and choose what to share when Notion asks.
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Confirm you're signed in
The row shows Signed in as your account — done.
Troubleshooting
- Notion not on your Connectors page? Your admin hasn’t enabled it, or your workspace isn’t in the connectors release yet.
- Super Magic can’t find a page you know exists? Your Notion connection only covers what you shared during sign-in — reconnect and grant access to the right spaces.
- Anything else: Super Magic Admin Guide → Troubleshooting.
Available tools
Notion’s official MCP server (mcp.notion.com — the same endpoint Thread connects to) currently exposes 16 tools. Verified June 10, 2026 against the live server:
Notes: the set is controlled by Notion and can change — Super Magic picks up changes automatically (tool list refreshes every ~5 minutes) and registers the vendor’s tools 1:1, nothing filtered. In Super Magic each tool appears prefixed with the connector slug (e.g.
notion_notion-search). Access covers only what you shared with the connection during sign-in.