Overview: Notion MCP Server
Title
Notion MCP Server – A server enabling LLMs to interact with Notion workspaces via the Notion API, with Markdown conversion for optimized token usage.
How to Use
- Set Up a Notion Integration – Create and configure an integration in Notion to grant API access.
- Retrieve and Configure the API Token – Copy the integration token and add it to your workspace.
- Configure Claude Desktop – Update
claude_desktop_config.json to include the MCP server settings.
- Run the Server – Use
npx or node to start the server with the required environment variables.
Key Features
- Notion API Integration – Enables LLMs to read, update, and manage Notion pages, databases, and blocks.
- Markdown Conversion – Reduces token consumption by converting responses to Markdown (experimental).
- Customizable Tools – Control which API tools are enabled via command-line arguments.
- Modular Project Structure – Organized codebase for maintainability and extensibility.
Use Cases
- Automated Notion Management – Allow AI assistants to retrieve, edit, and organize Notion content.
- Token-Efficient Data Retrieval – Use Markdown conversion to minimize token usage when reading large documents.
- Selective API Access – Restrict tools to read-only or specific operations for security and control.
- Debugging & Troubleshooting – Modular design simplifies issue diagnosis and feature enhancements.
For detailed setup and advanced configurations, refer to the English or Japanese guides.
