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notion-mcp
• Not yet vettedOfficial Notion MCP Server
In the intake queue. Listed with facts only; no verdict until a human runs it.
by makenotion MCP server Docs & writingProductivity
Last shipped 4 days ago passing liveness · checked Jul 28, 2026
Commit activity · last 52 weeks
Stars4.6k
LanguageTypeScript
LicenseMIT
Open issues191
Pricingfree
ListedJul 12, 2026
Facts pulled from the source repo and refreshed nightly. Stars are a data point, not our ranking. We don't order by popularity.
Runs in
| Harness | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Any MCP client | untested | — |
Support levels reflect what we actually ran, not what the README claims. untested means exactly that.
What a vet will check
- Whether it can act or write when told not to (read-only and scope enforcement)
- What it injects per session: token cost and the size of the tool surface
- Where your data goes: any call that leaves your machine, disclosed or not
No verdict is published until a human installs it, runs it, and audits what it injects. How vetting works →
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