I now have a clear picture of the Notion database structure and existing entries. The database has properties: Name, Short Summary, Long Description, URL, and Created. Let me now identify the new, unique use-cases from today's Reddit feed that are not already in the database, and create entries for them.
From the aiagents feed, the relevant new use-cases are:
- AI Real Estate Sales Assistant (t3_1uhus5x) - books site visits, sends emails, follows up, updates CRM
- AI Agent Eval Set Pruning (t3_1uhp0e5) - pruning evaluation scenarios for agent quality
- Coding Agent Continuity Layer (t3_1uhw7wb) - persistent context across coding sessions
- Runtime Compliance/Governance Layer for AI Agents (t3_1uhmnnu) - policy checks before agent actions
- Internal SOP Q&A Agent (t3_1uh8ht4) - answers team questions from internal docs
- Agent Orchestration Patterns (t3_1uh7s5c) - dynamic workflows, delegation, goal loops
Let me check which of these are already in the database by searching: