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Notion MCP Integration

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This is a simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with Notion's API to manage a personal todo list through Claude. It's designed for a minimalist todo list setup in Notion.

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What is Notion MCP Integration?

This server is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that allows Claude to interact with a Notion database to manage a todo list. It provides a way to add, view, and check off tasks within Notion using natural language commands through Claude.

How to use Notion MCP Integration?

To use this server, you need to set up a Notion integration, configure the server with your API key and database ID, and then configure Claude Desktop to use the server. Once configured, you can use natural language commands within Claude to manage your Notion todo list.

Key features of Notion MCP Integration

  • Add new todo items with descriptions and links

  • View all todos

  • Check off tasks as complete

  • Link external resources to tasks

Use cases of Notion MCP Integration

  • Managing personal todo lists through Claude

  • Integrating Notion with Claude for task management

  • Automating task management using natural language commands

  • Quickly adding and managing tasks without directly interacting with Notion

FAQ from Notion MCP Integration

What kind of Notion database does this work with?

It is designed to work with a Notion database with four properties: Task (title), Checkbox (marks if completed), Description (additional details), and Link (URL or reference).

Do I need a Notion API key?

Yes, you need a Notion API key to authenticate with the Notion API. You can create one at https://www.notion.so/my-integrations.

How do I configure Claude Desktop to use this server?

You need to add a configuration block to your claude_desktop_config.json file, specifying the command, arguments, and working directory for the server.

What commands can I use with Claude?

Basic commands include 'Show all my todos', 'Add a todo: [task description]', 'Add a todo: [task description], with link: [URL]', and 'Mark todo [ID] as complete'.

What are the limitations of this server?

This server only works with a specific Notion database structure, has basic error handling, and does not support complex database schemas or advanced features like recurring tasks or priorities.