This is the reverse of the Notion integration. That article connects Slashy to Notion so Slashy can save threads to your pages. This guide connects Slashy’s tools into a Notion agent so the agent can act on your inbox and calendar.
Prerequisites
- A Slashy account signed in with Google. Sign up at slashy.com if you haven’t.
- A Notion workspace where you can create or edit a custom agent (Notion’s custom agents / MCP connectors are available on plans that include Notion AI).
- A browser available for the one-time OAuth login.
Setup
Open your custom agent's connectors
In Notion, open the custom agent you want to extend (or create a new one), then open its Tools / Connectors settings and choose Add custom connector.
Add the Slashy MCP server
Fill in the connector form:
- Name:
Slashy - URL:
https://slashy.ctrlcenter.ai/mcp
Approve OAuth
Notion opens the Slashy login page. Sign in with Google and click Allow. Slashy uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE - no API keys or static tokens to paste.
What your Notion agent can do
Once connected, the agent can use Slashy’s full toolset:- Email - draft, send, reply, schedule, label, attach files from Drive
- Calendar - create events, check availability, propose meeting times
- Research - enrich contacts with LinkedIn, company news, and email history
- Meeting prep - pull attendee profiles and past thread context
- Reminders + triggers - create scheduled workflows from chat
Security
- OAuth 2.1 with PKCE - no static tokens; the connector stores only the URL.
- Scoped to your Slashy account - tools respect the same permissions as Slashy itself.
- Revoke any time - disconnect from your Slashy account settings or remove the connector in Notion.
Next steps
Using Slashy MCP
Email prompts for triage, drafting, follow-ups, and scheduling.
Troubleshooting
Fixes for OAuth, missing tools, and wrong accounts.
Notion integration
Connect Slashy to Notion to save threads and summaries to your pages.
Slashy MCP overview
What Slashy MCP is and how it works.