NOTIONMCP Server

WHAT IT DOES

The Notion MCP Server connects your AI agent directly to your Notion workspace. You can read pages, query databases, create new documents, and update properties without ever opening a browser tab. It is particularly useful for teams that treat Notion as their single source of truth — your agent can pull context from specs, update project trackers, and draft documentation pages all within the same conversation where you are writing code.

To set up, create an internal integration at notion.so/my-integrations and copy the API token. Share the specific pages or databases you want the agent to access with your integration (Notion requires explicit sharing per page). Then add the server to your MCP config file and set the NOTION_API_KEY environment variable to your integration token. Run npx @anthropic/mcp-server-notion to confirm it connects. You should be able to query your shared pages immediately.

Prompts that work well in practice: "Find the product roadmap database and list all items with status 'In Progress' for Q1." Or "Create a new page under the Engineering Wiki titled 'Auth Service Architecture' with sections for Overview, API Endpoints, and Database Schema." You can also combine reads and writes: "Look up the onboarding checklist in Notion, then add a new item for setting up MCP tools with a due date of next Friday." The server handles both structured database operations and freeform page content, so it covers most Notion workflows.