Notion MCP Server

Example Use Cases

• 1

  List and search accessible Notion databases to surface relevant records during a conversation.

• 2

  Create and update Notion pages or database entries programmatically (e.g., create tasks, add notes).

• 3

  Read, append, and modify page block content to build or update documents inside a Notion workspace.

Description

This project provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that acts as a bridge between AI assistants and Notion, enabling programmatic access to databases, pages, and content blocks. It runs as a local Node.js service and uses a Notion internal integration token to authenticate and perform actions such as searching, creating, and updating pages and blocks. The server is intended for personal or workspace use, letting agents interact with Notion content securely after you share pages/databases with the integration. Setup instructions, examples for Claude Desktop integration, and test scripts are included in the repository.