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Audit and batch update outdated content with Notion AI Agent

Use the Notion AI Agent to scan your entire workspace for outdated terms and automatically generate update reports or apply changes.

Learning Timeline
Key Insights

Web Search Cross-Referencing

The Notion AI Agent has web search capabilities enabled. It can cross-reference your internal knowledge list with live web data to determine what information is actually current versus outdated.

Summary Page Strategy

Instead of blindly bulk-updating, always ask the Agent to generate a 'Summary Page' or 'Report' first. This acts as a changelog, allowing you to audit the AI's logic before assuming all changes are correct.
Prompts

Knowledge Base Auditor Prompt

Target: Notion AI
Find anything that mentions [Old Term]. Create a page called outdated reference report and list everything you find. For each item, update the doc with [New Term] wording and link back to the original page.
Step by Step

Executing a Workspace Content Audit with Notion AI

  1. Open your Notion workspace.
  2. Activate the Notion AI Agent interface (typically by pressing 'Cmd + J', 'Ctrl + J', or clicking the sparkle icon).
  3. Input a command specifying the 'Old Term' to search for (e.g., 'Chat GPT4') and the 'New Term' to replace it with (e.g., 'GPT5').
  4. Instruct the agent to create a specific summary page (e.g., 'Create a page called Outdated Reference Report').
  5. Add a requirement to link back to the original source pages within the report.
  6. Press 'Enter' or click the 'Send' button to execute the prompt.
  7. Wait for the Agent to scan the workspace documents and process the updates.
  8. Click on the newly generated 'Outdated Reference Report' page provided in the AI response.
  9. Review the summary list to see which pages were modified.
  10. Click the direct links in the report to navigate to the specific documents and verify the text changes.

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