notion-mcpA simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates with Notion's API to manage my personal todo list.

Notion-MCP is a simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to integrate with Notion's API, aimed at managing personal todo lists. It is built to work with Claude Desktop and utilizes Notion's API access to interact with a user's workspace. The tool requires a Notion account with API access, a Notion integration token, and a specific Notion page where the todo list will be managed. To set it up, users need to install it via Smithery or by cloning the repository and setting up a Python environment. Configuration involves creating a .env file and adjusting the Notion credentials, as well as configuring the Claude Desktop settings to include the Notion server. Notion-MCP provides functions to show all tasks, add new tasks, and update existing tasks in the Notion workspace. These functions are accessible through specific commands, such as show_all_todos, add_todo, and complete_todo, which can be used to manage the todo list effectively. The project is open-source, licensed under the MIT License, and encourages contributions through forking the repository, creating feature branches, and submitting pull requests. It is designed to be a straightforward solution for managing personal todo lists within Notion, utilizing the MCP protocol for interaction. Notion-MCP's strengths lie in its simplicity and its ability to integrate seamlessly with Notion and Claude Desktop, making it a useful tool for individuals looking to streamline their task management process. However, its limitations, such as the need for specific setup and configuration, might make it less accessible to some users. Overall, it serves as a specialized tool for those already invested in the Notion and Claude Desktop ecosystem.