notion_mcp

📋 Overview:

This webpage is a GitHub repository for a project called "notion_mcp" by user danhilse. It is a simple Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration designed to allow Claude (an AI assistant) to read and manage a user's personal to-do list in Notion. The repository contains code and instructions for setting up and running the integration. It highlights the project's features, prerequisites, setup process, usage, limitations, customization options, and project structure.

⭐ Key Points:
* Integrates Claude with Notion to manage to-do lists.
* Basic implementation tailored for a minimalist Notion setup.
* Requires specific Notion database structure or code modification.
* MCP server can be run directly or through Claude Desktop.

* Limited functionality with customization options provided.

🔍 Main Findings:
* The project is a personal integration with a specific Notion database setup.
* Users need to have a Notion account, integration, and API key.
* Configuration involves cloning the repository, setting up a Python environment, creating a .env file with API keys, and configuring Claude Desktop.
* Basic commands include showing all todos, listing today's tasks, and adding new tasks for today or later.

* Limitations include a specific database structure, no complex schemas, limited task scheduling, basic error handling, and no advanced features.

📊 Details:
* The project supports adding new todo items, viewing all todos, viewing today's tasks, and marking tasks as complete.
* The project structure includes files like pyproject.toml, README.md, .env (not included in repo), and Python source files within the src/notion_mcp/ directory.
* Requires Python 3.10 or higher.

* The server.py file is central to managing Notion integration.

🎯 Conclusion:
The "notion_mcp" repository provides a basic framework for integrating Claude with Notion for to-do list management. It is designed for a specific, minimalist Notion setup and requires modifications for use with different database structures. The project has limitations but can be customized by users with programming knowledge.