danhilse/notion_mcp
Free与 Notion API 集成以管理个人待办事项列表。
About danhilse/notion_mcp
Notion MCP Integration is an open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects Claude with a personal Notion todo list. It is designed to allow Claude to read and manage tasks within a minimalist Notion database that has three properties: Task (title), When (select with options 'today' or 'later'), and Checkbox (marks completion). The project is tailored for a specific personal use case and is available on GitHub under the repository danhilse/notion_mcp. Users can add new todo items, view all todos, view today's tasks, and check off tasks as complete. The tool requires Python 3.10 or higher, a Notion account, a Notion integration API key, and a Notion database matching the described structure. While it can serve as a starting point for others, modifications to the code are likely needed to adapt to different database structures.
Key Features
Pros & Cons
- Open-source and free to use
- Simple and focused on a specific use case
- Leverages Notion's API for task management
- Integrates with Claude via MCP for conversational task management
- Provides clear setup instructions on GitHub
- Tailored to a specific Notion database structure; likely requires code modifications for other setups
- Limited to a minimalist todo list with only three properties
- Requires manual setup of Notion integration and API key
- Not a general-purpose Notion MCP server; scope is narrow
- Dependent on Notion API availability and changes