To start using Notion with Sintra, you will have to connect the integration first. Follow this guide to connect your Notion workspace to Sintra:

After your integration with Notion is finished, you can use the Helper's chatbox to manage Notion pages straight from chat. To use Notion with Sintra optimally, you will need to make sure that your Helper knows which pages it has access to through the integration.
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To begin with, you can think of Notion's internal structure as a tree - one page can hold multiple different pages, which then branch out to many others. Each page has an identification code that only it is assigned. These codes are used by the Helpers to find the correct pages to work on after you make a request. To make sure that your Helper is identifying the correct pages to manage, you will need to ask it to check available pages at the start of the conversation:

If you do not use this method to retrieve all workable pages, you may notice your Helper underperforming or performing requests on random pages. Extracting identification information is like giving a map to the Helper for better navigation.

Now that the Helper knows how to navigate your Notion workspace, you'll be able to create new child pages or update already existing ones. All of this can be completed inside the chat with the assistance of your Helper.

To start creating a Notion page, provide your Helper with the place where a new page should be created, and give the page a name:
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If the creation was successful, the loading wheel will change into a check mark, and the Helper should provide you with a link to your new page:

That's it! Creating new pages using Sintra is a very simple process - just make sure to provide clear instructions.
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In addition to creating pages, Helpers can also help you create new databases. Simply repeat the steps as if you were creating a normal child page, just change it to a database:

If you want to create a database with different properties, include the properties that should be added:

Here's the final result:

A normal Notion page is currently limited to these updates:

Managing text means that the Helper can post content to a specific Notion page that you request:

Here is how the example poem would look in Notion:
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When you create a database inside Notion, you will be able to use our integration to create new entries inside it. For this example, I will be using "branch database two" with properties - Name, Contact email, Description, and Time created.

To add new entries, use the chat with your Helper and include which entries have which information:

The result in Notion will look like this:

Since Notion is a productivity and note-taking application, you may want to check information or notes you took before. Helpers can also help you with that, and the process is quite simple.

To retrieve information from a Notion page, you will need to point the Helper to the correct page. Make sure that the Helper is aware of all the pages that they have access to. Then, clarify the exact name of the page that you want to retrieve information from. In my example, I ask it to retrieve the poem from "branch page one":

The principle to retrieve database page information is also the same as retrieving information from the normal pages. This time, I'll ask Gigi to extract the entries from "branch database two":

Both entries from my example database were returned. That means the request was successful.