Notion holds your specs, wikis, and project databases, but a spec only tells half the story without the Slack thread that changed it or the Linear ticket that shipped it. Suda connects Notion into your company brain and links it to the rest of your work, so answers come from how things actually connect.

What Suda reads from Notion

Suda ingests the pages and databases you permit, keeps the current version, and links them to related work in your other tools.

Pages, subpages, and database entries you grant access to
The current version, with superseded content retired automatically
Links between a Notion spec and the Slack decision or GitHub change behind it

Questions your team and agents can ask

“What is our current onboarding process, and what changed last?”
“Which spec covers the billing rework?”
“Is this policy page still accurate?”

Ask from Slack or let an AI agent query the same context over MCP.

Permissioned by default

Suda mirrors your Notion permissions. Restricted pages stay restricted, and you decide which people and agents can read each part of the graph.

Connect it

Setup is one command, then link Notion:

npx suda connect

See all integrations, or compare Suda to Notion AI.