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Notion MCP Server

@nanahiryu

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Memory & Knowledge

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nanahiryu

About Notion MCP Server

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Notion MCP Server config

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This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.

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Overview

What is Notion MCP Server?

A server that integrates with Notion's API using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed to function as an MCP server for Cursor.

How to use Notion MCP Server?

Clone the repository, run npm i and npm run build, then configure it in Cursor by adding a new MCP server with the command that sets NOTION_API_TOKEN environment variable and points to the built index.js.

Key features of Notion MCP Server

  • Block operations (add, retrieve, get children, delete)
  • Page operations (retrieve, update properties)
  • User information retrieval
  • Database operations (create, query, retrieve, update, create items)
  • Comment operations (create, retrieve)

Use cases of Notion MCP Server

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FAQ from Notion MCP Server

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That matches the rule. I'll proceed.## What is Notion MCP Server?

A server that integrates with Notion's API using the Model Context Protocol (MCP), designed to function as an MCP server for Cursor.

How to use Notion MCP Server?

Clone the repository, run npm i and npm run build, then configure it in Cursor by adding a new MCP server with the command that sets NOTION_API_TOKEN environment variable and points to the built index.js.

Key features of Notion MCP Server

  • Block operations (add, retrieve, get children, delete)
  • Page operations (retrieve, update properties)
  • User information retrieval
  • Database operations (create, query, retrieve, update, create items)
  • Comment operations (create, retrieve)

Use cases of Notion MCP Server

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FAQ from Notion MCP Server

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Frequently asked questions

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[Question 1]?

[1–2 sentence answer.] But it says "Only include FAQs the README has answers for." So if no FAQs, we should not include the FAQ section at all. Or we can output the H2 and then "—". The instruction is ambiguous. I think the safest is to omit the entire FAQ section. The skeleton states: "If a section can't be answered from the README, output a single em dash — as its body." That applies to the H2 body, not the H2 itself. Since FAQ is an H2 section, if no FAQs are present, we should output "—" for that section? But then the skeleton has subheadings. Given the strict rule "Follow the SKELETON below verbatim", I will include the FAQ H2 and put "—" as its body, meaning no subheadings. However the skeleton shows indented ### questions. I think the best interpretation: if there are no FAQs, just put "—" under "FAQ from Notion MCP Server" as the entire body. I'll do that. But to be precise, I'll output:

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