Notion Engineer: Subsidized Tokens Mean You Should Switch Agents Freely Without Losing Context
nbaschez · x · 2026-09-24
Brian Lovin argues that for the foreseeable future, companies will keep shipping impressive model updates and personal agent experiences while aggressively subsidizing tokens to lure users. The right move: make it dead-simple to hop between apps, models, and tools without losing accrued context and personalization—no corpo-allegiance, try everything. Notion engineer nbaschez says this is a big reason he joined Notion, calling Notion and agents a natural pairing.
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