Articles written by Matthias Frank

How To Build A Notion Chrome Extension With AI
Build a Notion Chrome extension with AI — no coding needed. The five-stage workflow takes your idea to a working…
Notion Dashboards 101: The Complete Guide For Teams
Learn how to build Notion dashboards your team actually uses — the NAVI framework, three layout archetypes, and step-by-step setup…
Why Hire a Notion Consultant When AI Can Build?
AI can build a Notion workspace in minutes — so why hire a Notion consultant? Because judgment, experience and capacity…
How To Build A Self-Healing Wiki In Notion
A self-healing wiki logs the questions your team asks and fills its own gaps. Build one in Notion in an…
Notion Workers: The Complete Beginner’s Guide
Notion Workers close every gap built-in automations can't. Learn the three worker archetypes and build your first three without writing…
How To Teach AI The Things You’re Bad At
When you ask AI to handle something you're bad at, you get generic results. Here's the three-step Research–Grilling–Assembly process to…
Notion Workers: Dev Day 2026 Complete Guide
Notion Dev Day 2026 introduced Workers, the Agent SDK, and Agent API. Learn what each does, how to set it…
Notion Agent Pricing Is Live — What To Do Now
Notion agent pricing is live as of May 4, 2026. Learn how to read your credit dashboard, cut costs by…
How To Build An AI Content Production Pipeline
Build an AI content production pipeline that runs autonomously from transcript to published post — four levels, multi-agent Notion setup,…
How to Reduce Notion Agent Costs Without Losing Quality
Cut Notion agent costs by up to 80% without losing output quality. Learn which model to pick, why smaller agents…
7 AI Lessons From a One-Person Engineering Team
Seven practical AI lessons from the solo engineer behind Monologue — on voice input, compound skills, the 80/20 rule, and…
How to Build Multi-Agent Orchestration in Notion
Learn how to build multi-agent orchestration in Notion with four building blocks: jobs, contracts, drivers, and logs — for reliable,…











