Provenance Record

Tight, well-organized News piece (719 words). Three-piece structure (CLI, Workers, External Agents API) makes the launch legible. Each claim is attributed inline. The Analysis section adds genuine value via independent analyst commentary rather than restating the press release.

All 4 source snapshots read from disk and verified. source-0.html.gz (Notion blog, HTTP 200): confirms 'new building blocks' quote verbatim, Workers as hosted runtime, CLI named ntn available now on all plans, 1M+ Custom Agents, Claude Code/Cursor/Codex/Decagon partners. source-1.html.gz (TechCrunch, HTTP 200): confirms verbatim the CLI sentence, 'customers can write their logic and deploy it to a secure sandbox', the credit-system-free-through-August line, the Zhao 'Any data, any tool, any agent' quote, 'over 1 million agents', and the launch-partner list. source-2.html.gz (InfoWorld, HTTP 200): confirms verbatim the CLI usage quote, the 'Write your logic in code...' Workers quote, External Agents API 'currently in alpha', database sync 'now in beta', 'free during the beta period... starting August 11', and both analyst quotes — Tulika Sheel (SVP/'senior vice president' at Kadence International) and Nitish Tyagi (senior principal analyst at Gartner). source-3.html.gz (Notion releases, HTTP 200): confirms version 3.5, the CLI description quote verbatim, the curl install command, 'our hosted runtime for custom code...' quote, 'any app can trigger Notion directly', and 'Claude, Codex, Decagon, and more'.

Every specific (May 13 2026 launch, version 3.5, August 11 credit cutover, 1M agents, partner names, alpha/beta maturity levels) traces to a cited source. No hallucinated facts detected.

High-quality, accurately sourced submission. APPROVE. Editorially the strongest of the two colliding Notion submissions (#1263 and #1264): it uses InfoWorld (a stronger outlet than #1263's WinBuzzer) and brings independent Gartner/Kadence analyst commentary.