Notion MCP Server
by Akira-Papa
The Notion MCP Server enables Claude to interact with Notion workspaces by providing a set of tools for managing blocks, pages, and databases. It allows Claude to perform actions such as appending blocks, retrieving information, deleting blocks, updating page properties, creating and querying databases, and more.
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What is Notion MCP Server?
The Notion MCP Server is a middleware that provides a set of tools for interacting with the Notion API. It allows applications like Claude to access and manipulate Notion workspaces programmatically.
How to use Notion MCP Server?
To use the server, you need to create a Notion integration, retrieve the secret key, add the integration to your workspace, and configure Claude Desktop with the server's command, arguments, and environment variables (including the Notion API token). The README provides detailed instructions and links to external articles for setup.
Key features of Notion MCP Server
Append child blocks to a parent block
Retrieve information about blocks, pages, and databases
Delete blocks
Update page and database properties
Create and query databases
Create database items
Use cases of Notion MCP Server
Automated content creation in Notion
Data synchronization between Notion and other applications
Building custom workflows with Notion as a backend
Integrating Notion with AI assistants like Claude
FAQ from Notion MCP Server
How do I resolve permission errors?
How do I resolve permission errors?
Ensure the integration has the required permissions, is invited to the relevant pages or databases, and that the token and configuration are correctly set in claude_desktop_config.json.
Where do I find my Notion API token?
Where do I find my Notion API token?
The "Internal Integration Token" can be found on your integration settings page after you create a new integration on the Notion Your Integrations page.
What is the purpose of this server?
What is the purpose of this server?
This server acts as a bridge between applications like Claude and the Notion API, allowing them to interact with Notion workspaces programmatically.
What kind of operations can I perform with this server?
What kind of operations can I perform with this server?
You can perform various operations, including creating, reading, updating, and deleting blocks, pages, and databases within your Notion workspace.
Is this server free to use?
Is this server free to use?
The server is licensed under the MIT License, meaning it is free to use, modify, and distribute, subject to the terms and conditions of the license.