mcp-server-notion
by dulltz
mcp-server-notion is an MCP server that utilizes the Notion API to search for and retrieve content from Notion articles. It allows programmatic access to article information by using Notion as a content source.
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What is mcp-server-notion?
An MCP server that uses the Notion API to search for articles on Notion and retrieve their contents.
How to use mcp-server-notion?
Configure the server with a Notion API token. Use the notion_search tool to find articles by keyword and limit the number of results. Use the notion_get_article tool to retrieve the content of a specific article, specifying the article ID and desired output format (json, markdown, or text).
Key features of mcp-server-notion
Search for articles within Notion databases
Retrieve full article content or partial content
Use cases of mcp-server-notion
Content aggregation from Notion
Programmatic access to Notion articles
Building applications that leverage Notion as a content source
Automated content retrieval workflows
FAQ from mcp-server-notion
What is the minimum Python version required?
What is the minimum Python version required?
Python 3.13 or higher is required.
Do I need a Notion API integration?
Do I need a Notion API integration?
Yes, a Notion API integration needs to be setup with appropriate permissions.
Where do I get the Notion API token?
Where do I get the Notion API token?
The Notion API token is obtained when you create a Notion integration.
What are the supported output formats for articles?
What are the supported output formats for articles?
The supported output formats are JSON, Markdown, and Text.
What happens if the article ID is invalid?
What happens if the article ID is invalid?
The server will return an error indicating that the article was not found.