Notion MCP Server
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This is a simple MCP server that allows you to query Notion Pages. It enables interaction with Notion pages through prompts and integration tokens.
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What is Notion MCP Server?
The Notion MCP Server is a tool that allows you to interact with your Notion pages programmatically. It acts as a bridge between a client (like Claude) and the Notion API, enabling you to query and update Notion pages using natural language prompts.
How to use Notion MCP Server?
- Clone the repository. 2. Install dependencies using
npm install
. 3. Build the server usingnpm run build
. 4. Create a Notion integration and copy the integration token. 5. Configure theclaude_desktop_config.json
file with the server's command, arguments, and the Notion API token. 6. Write a prompt that includes a link to the Notion page you want to interact with.
Key features of Notion MCP Server
Query Notion Pages
Update Notion Pages
Integration with Claude
Uses Notion API
Simple Setup
Use cases of Notion MCP Server
Automated database entry creation
Updating page content based on prompts
Integrating Notion with other applications
Managing tasks and projects in Notion
Creating dynamic reports in Notion
FAQ from Notion MCP Server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
MCP stands for Message Control Protocol. In this context, it is a server that facilitates communication between different applications.
Do I need a Notion account to use this?
Do I need a Notion account to use this?
Yes, you need a Notion account and a Notion integration to use this server.
What permissions does the Notion integration need?
What permissions does the Notion integration need?
The Notion integration needs 'Read' and 'Write' permissions for 'Pages'.
Where do I find the Notion API token?
Where do I find the Notion API token?
You can find the Notion API token in the Notion integration settings after creating a new integration.
Can I use this server with other applications besides Claude?
Can I use this server with other applications besides Claude?
Potentially, yes. The server can be adapted to work with other applications that can send prompts and receive responses.