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Notion is where teams build their collective knowledge base — wikis, project trackers, design specs, and runbooks. When you connect Notion to Hyper, every page in your workspace becomes part of your shared AI memory layer. Agents can find and read the right Notion page in seconds, and Hyper’s incremental sync tracks edits by last-edited time so your memory layer reflects the latest changes without any manual re-sync. Whether you’re onboarding a new teammate or debugging a production issue, your Notion knowledge is always one agent query away.

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Connect Notion

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Open Settings in the Hyper desktop app

Launch the Hyper desktop app and click Settings in the navigation, then select Connections.
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Click Connect next to Notion

Find Notion in the list of available integrations and click Connect.
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Authorize with Notion OAuth 2.0

A Notion authorization window opens. Sign in to your Notion account and select the workspace you want to connect, then approve Hyper’s access. Hyper uses standard Notion OAuth 2.0 — your Notion password is never stored by Hyper.
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Wait for the initial sync to complete

Hyper uses the Notion Search API to discover and index all pages in your workspace. The initial sync time scales with the number of pages you have. Monitor progress in Settings → Connections.

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What Hyper Syncs

What’s syncedDetails
All pagesEvery page Hyper can access via the Notion Search API
Incremental updatesPages are re-indexed when their last_edited_time changes — only modified pages are re-fetched
Source linksEach page links back to https://notion.so/{id}
Hyper reads Notion page content only — it never creates, edits, or deletes any pages or blocks in your Notion workspace.
Hyper accesses pages based on what the Notion OAuth connection grants. If certain pages aren’t appearing in search results, check that your Notion integration has been given access to the relevant pages or databases in Notion’s settings.

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Search Notion with AI Agents

Once your workspace is indexed, your AI agents can find and retrieve Notion pages using full-text search or by reading a specific page by its ID. Example agent queries: 
Find the Notion page about our incident response runbook
Search Notion for pages mentioning "Q4 OKRs"
Read the onboarding guide for new engineers
Show me the latest product roadmap page
Find any Notion pages about our data retention policy
What agents can do:
ActionDescription
Full-text searchSearch across all indexed page content by keyword or phrase
Read by IDFetch the complete content of a specific page by its Notion page ID
Recency awarenessHyper’s incremental sync ensures agents see up-to-date page content
Hyper indexes all pages discovered through the Notion Search API, which includes top-level pages and child pages. Database entries (rows) are treated as individual pages and indexed if the API returns them. Complex database views and relations are captured as readable text content.

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Reconnect Notion

If your Notion OAuth token expires or the integration is revoked from within Notion, Hyper will display a Reconnect prompt in Settings → Connections.
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Go to Settings → Connections

Open the Hyper desktop app and navigate to Settings → Connections.
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Click Reconnect next to Notion

Click the Reconnect button. A Notion authorization window opens.
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Re-authorize with Notion

Complete the OAuth flow and approve access. Your previously indexed page data is preserved — Hyper resumes incremental sync from where it left off.
Reconnecting restores sync without wiping your existing indexed data. Only pages edited while the connection was inactive will be re-fetched.

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Disconnect Notion

To remove Notion from Hyper, go to Settings → Connections, find Notion, and click Disconnect. This revokes Hyper’s access token and stops future syncing. Previously indexed page content will be removed from your memory layer.
Disconnecting Notion removes all synced page data from Hyper’s memory layer. If you reconnect later, Hyper will perform a fresh initial sync of your entire workspace.