Grok Bot, Muse and Dots still lack a shared workspace
The author argues the biggest pain point for personal assistants is handing work back and forth between human and agent, and that Notion could have been the shared, MCP-readable tracker but has yet to claim the spot.
Notion's position in the AI deployment arc is increasingly perplexing Now with Grok Bot, Muse, Dots, etc the biggest missing piece is some sort of shared workspace that can be easily used by agents through an MCP server and has a good desktop app for end users. One of the few points of friction working with these agents is just handing off work back and forth between the agent and the human. "Run this search process and put everything into a tracker that I can review and act on" - where's the tracker? What is the tracker? Notion *should* be the obvious choice here, and yet ...