Notion MCP

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Notion MCP is a Model Context Protocol server (hosted and open implementations) that enables AI tools to securely access and interact with your Notion workspace. Using MCP, LLM clients can search, read, create, update, and manage Notion pages, databases, and content through natural language requests. 0

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Category: BackendCompany: Notion Labs Inc
Compatible Tools:
Cursor (Primary)Claude
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Example Configurations

For stdio Server (Notion MCP Example):
https://github.com/makenotion/notion-mcp-server?tab=readme-ov-file#3-adding-mcp-config-to-your-client
For SSE Server:
URL: http://example.com:8080/sse

Notion MCP Specific Instructions

1. Install or configure the Notion MCP server (official hosted endpoint or an open-source implementation like notion-mcp-server on GitHub).
2. Create a Notion Integration and obtain your Notion API key/credentials from Notion.
3. Add the Notion MCP to your MCP client configuration (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.) using the MCP server URL or command.
4. Restart the client to enable Notion access via MCP.

Usage Notes

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Best used when:
• You want AI-assisted workflows directly in your Notion workspace (project management, notes, tasks).
• Automating updates based on AI reasoning (e.g., task creation, semantic search across pages).
• Using AI to generate content, summaries, or structured data within Notion.
Avoid or be careful when:
• Granting broad write permissions without reviewing token scope.
• Exposing sensitive or private data beyond necessary context.
• Using with clients/tools that don’t fully support live updates.
Known limitations or caveats:
• Hosted MCP may be limited by API quotas or Notion rate limits.
• Notion schema complexity can lead to unpredictable query results if prompts are ambiguous.

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