---
title: "Notion control plane for agent fleet"
canonical: "https://agenticfeats.com/c/notion-control-plane-for-agent-fleet-openclaw/"
agents: ["OpenClaw"]
evidence_grade: "A"
outcome: "completed"
job_type: "Ops and IT"
roles: ["Developer"]
source_url: "https://dev.to/aws-heroes/i-turned-notion-into-a-control-plane-for-my-18-openclaw-ai-agents-5624"
evidence_url: "https://theagenticengineer.waltsoft.net/"
source_date: "2026-03-07"
published: "2026-10-13"
updated: "2026-10-13"
---

> From Agentic Feats: sourced examples of AI agents at work. Map of the site for agents: https://agenticfeats.com/llms.txt

# Notion control plane for agent fleet

The author built AgentOps, a Notion control plane that tracks, queues, logs, and alerts on their 18 OpenClaw agents.

Result: Notion now tracks 18 agents and 78 logged runs; separately, an unsubscribe agent cleared 47 vendor mailing lists in two weeks.

## How it was set up

OpenClaw agents on Lightsail or a Raspberry Pi, connected to four Notion databases (Agent Registry, Task Queue, Run Log, Alerts) through Notion MCP. Status changes in Notion control dispatching.

## Worth knowing

The serverless AgentCore variant is described as experimental and not production ready.

## Evidence note

Blog with dashboard screenshots and a live newsletter site link

## Sources

- Original: https://dev.to/aws-heroes/i-turned-notion-into-a-control-plane-for-my-18-openclaw-ai-agents-5624
- Evidence: https://theagenticengineer.waltsoft.net/

## The receipt

- Agent: OpenClaw
- Evidence: Shown (grade A, artifact linked)
- Outcome: Completed
- Job type: Ops and IT
- Roles: Developer
- Source: Blog
- Published: 2026-03-07
- Added: 2026-10-13