Notion MCP Server provides a bridge to the Notion API, enabling AI assistants to create, update, and manage Notion pages and blocks. Built by Yaroslav Boiko, it offers tools for page operations (creation, archiving, restoration, searching) and block manipulation (appending, retrieving, updating, deleting) with support for batch operations to improve efficiency. The implementation requires Notion API credentials (token and page ID) and is packaged as a Node.js application with Docker support, making it ideal for workflows that need to maintain documentation, notes, or knowledge bases in Notion without switching contexts.
Create a new page with specified content.
Update properties of an existing page.
Archive a page (move it to trash).
Restore a previously archived page.
Search for pages by title.
Append new blocks to a parent block.
Retrieve content of a specific block.
Fetch child blocks of a specific block.
Update an existing block.
Delete a specific block.
Perform batch append operations on block children.
Perform batch updates on multiple blocks.
Perform batch deletions on multiple blocks.
Perform mixed operations on blocks in a single request.
Create a new database with custom properties.
Query a database with filters and sorting options.
Update structure and properties of an existing database.
Retrieve comments from pages and blocks.
Add a new comment to a page.
Reply to an existing discussion with a comment.
List all users in the workspace.
Get details about a specific user.
Retrieve information about the current bot user.
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