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Gumloop can replace one of its own connectors with the app’s official connector, run by the app’s maker. Gumloop marks the old connector Deprecated, and you can’t add it to agents anymore. Agents that already use it keep working until you migrate them. The connectors catalog now shows only the replacement. Your existing accounts for the old connector are still listed under it.

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Migrate an agent

You need edit access to the agent.
  1. Open the agent. In Connectors, the old connector shows a Deprecated chip. Hover it to see Replaced by the official Notion connector (or Webflow).
  2. Open the connector’s ⋮ menu and select Migrate to the official Notion connector (or Migrate to the official Webflow connector).
  3. Review what carries over in the Migrate to the official Notion connector? dialog, then select Connect Notion and migrate (or Connect Webflow and migrate).
  4. Sign in to the replacement. The switch happens only after it connects. If you cancel or the sign-in fails, the old connector stays attached.

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What carries over

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Good to know

  • Duplicating an agent swaps in the replacement. Pin an account on the copy.
  • Custom roles show a Deprecated chip on the old connector. Gumloop copies role restrictions on it to the replacement. If a role limited the old connector’s tools, the replacement starts with no tools allowed until an admin picks them.
  • App policies, such as claims, domain restrictions, and app rules, still list the old connector, so existing connections stay governed. Set policies for the replacement separately.
  • Not affected: the Notion app trigger and the built-in Notion Brain source are separate and keep working.