Your team uses the Notion AI agent. Whose credits does it spend?

If a colleague builds a useful Notion agent and the whole team starts using it, I'd have the manager settle its funding before asking them to share it more widely. Under Notion's new system, a shared Custom Agent uses its owner's Select credits by default, even when colleagues run it. Those are included credits, not a charge to the employee's personal card. An admin can switch the agent to a workspace budget instead. The dates matter: Notion says the system started for new Business and Enterprise workspaces on October 19, with existing workspaces moving on November 2. Its guide also says Custom Agents created before November 2 continue drawing from shared workspace credits. Don't assume every existing agent is about to consume its maker's allowance. If the team's agent uses owner-funded credits, I'd check its Credit source together and ask the manager to fund the shared work. The person who found a useful shortcut shouldn't have to ration their own allowance to keep everyone else's routine running. This is a recommendation from the published rules, not an account test.