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Answer from the wiki and the thread that corrected it
Connect Notion and Slack to one company memory, and a single question reads both.
The wiki is right until it is out of date, and the correction is in a channel. A new starter reads the wiki, follows it, and finds out at the worst moment.
Questions that need both
Each of these is unanswerable inside either product on its own. Agent mode reads both, resolves the customer to one entity, and ends with a line per system it consulted.
- ›How do we handle refunds, and has anyone contradicted the doc recently?
- ›What is the on-call process, and who last changed it?
- ›Which runbooks have been discussed in Slack but not updated?
What each side brings
Notion
Search pages and query databases.
- Search pages and databases
- Read a page as text
- Query a database with filters
Slack
Search messages, read channel history and threads, post when you ask, and answer when mentioned.
- Hourly sync: workspace members and your channels join the graph, with new channel messages as events
- Search messages
- List channels, read channel history and a thread
- Post a message to a channel or thread when you ask (the one thing it can change)
Who this is for
- People and onboardingThe answers a new hire would otherwise ask around forPolicies, who owns what, how things are done and why: Memtro learns them from documents, conversations and the systems you connect, and keeps personal matters personal.
- EngineeringKeep decisions from evaporatingDecisions, owners and deadlines are extracted from conversations and tool results into a typed, time-aware memory. Corrections supersede old facts instead of piling up next to them.
- OperationsMonitors and digests that run themselvesJobs are prompts the agent runs on a schedule with the same tools as their owner. Create them in plain language, get the report in a chat, pause or change them in a sentence.
Other seams worth closing
Ask one question across both
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