MCP Server for Notion

What is MCP Server for Notion?

MCP Server for Notion is a server that connects the Message Center Protocol (MCP) with Notion, enabling you to create, update, retrieve, and delete memos from a Notion database. It is intended for users who want to manage Notion memos programmatically via MCP.

How to use MCP Server for Notion?

Install the package via npm (npm install mcp-server-notion), then build the project (npm run build) and start the server (npm start). You will need a Notion API key and a Notion database ID.

Key features of MCP Server for Notion

• Create memos in Notion with content and tags
• Retrieve memos with optional tag filtering
• Update existing memos
• Delete (archive) memos

Use cases of MCP Server for Notion

• Automating memo creation in a Notion database from external tools
• Filtering and retrieving memos by tags for quick access
• Updating memo content without manual Notion editing
• Archiving obsolete memos via MCP commands

FAQ from MCP Server for Notion

What are the prerequisites for using MCP Server for Notion?

You need Node.js 14+ and a Notion API key along with a Notion database ID.

How do I obtain a Notion API key and database ID?

The README does not provide instructions; you must get them from your Notion integration settings and database URL.

What operations can I perform on memos?

You can create, retrieve (with optional tag filtering), update, and delete (archive) memos in your Notion database.

Does MCP Server for Notion support authentication or transport configuration?

The README does not mention any authentication or transport settings beyond the Notion API key.

Where is my data stored?

All memo data is stored in your Notion database; the server does not store any data locally.