Notion × DANA Indonesia
Notion x DANA Indonesia, migrating 2,970 Android components with a multi-agent pipeline
24 hours to 52 minutes per review-ready PR (96% faster)
Impractical at scale to repeatable at 180 components per week
Members read free
Unlock the full breakdown
Enter your email to open every case study in the library: the full screenshot, why it works, and the one thing worth stealing. One email unlocks all of them.
Free. No spam. Unsubscribe anytime.
You're in — enjoy the library.
Why it works
The case study earns New Capability as its primary type because migrating 2,970 components at this pace was genuinely impossible before the agent pipeline, not merely slower. The mechanism is unusually detailed: four named agents with distinct roles, a pre-warmed environment to cut startup time, and a registry worker for observability. The efficiency numbers (96% faster, 47% startup reduction, 180 runs per week) are specific and attributable, which makes the New Capability framing credible rather than vague.
Steal this
Name and sequence each specialized agent with its own discrete job (Migration, Audit, PR, Learning) so readers can immediately see the pipeline architecture and replicate the division of labor.
Click to enlarge ↗ This is editorial commentary and curation. The case study, screenshot, and all metrics are Notion's published work; we link to the source and lead with our analysis.