A weekly review of project notes involves two decisions: which information the agent may read and when it should start. Antigravity’s Notion plugin and Automations feature give you separate places to set those pieces up.
Notion was among the partner plugins added to Marketplace in Antigravity App v2.28.2 on October 29, 2026. A later, separate release, v2.29.0, redesigned the Automations page on November 3. Google’s release notes say versions roll out gradually, so your interface may look different.
Choose what the agent can access
Start in Customizations, open Marketplace and inspect the Notion plugin’s available tools. Add the plugin with Add, then complete authentication if needed. Some plugins require an API key or OAuth before their MCP tools can run, according to the Marketplace documentation. Give the connection access only to the content the task needs, and check for a suitable reading tool.
For account-connected plugins, the Accounts tab offers options to add, reconnect or disconnect an account. The v2.28.2 notes say the sign-in flow triggered immediately after adding a plugin and agent-suggested plugins were not yet available for business and enterprise accounts.
Set up a small weekly review
In Automations, define a task and a repeat schedule. If the plugin’s tools and your permissions support reading the selected Notion pages, a first request could be:
“Review the project notes I’ve authorized you to access. Summarize this week’s open tasks and the decisions that need attention.”
Use Run Now from the automation’s menu to start an initial run. Check that it used the intended pages, represented the tasks accurately and reported no access errors. Google describes both Run Now and recurring triggers in its feature overview.
Keep a person in the loop
Review the first scheduled result separately from the initial run. Automations can begin approximately rather than at the exact scheduled minute, so allow some room when timing matters.
If you want the summary written back to Notion, first check for a suitable writing tool and the necessary account permissions. Review the content before publishing it or changing an existing page; you can also add the approved summary yourself.
