Interface with Notion via MCP
NotionMCPToolkit is an asynchronous interface for interacting with Notion through the Model Context Protocol.
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Why it matters
Leverage the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to programmatically interact with your Notion workspace. This toolkit enables seamless integration for data extraction and management within Notion.
Outcomes
What it gets done
Connect to Notion using the MCP.
Extract data from Notion pages and databases.
Manage Notion content asynchronously.
Notify users or systems based on Notion interactions.
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Overview
Notion MCPToolkit
NotionMCPToolkit provides an interface for interacting with Notion through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It supports asynchronous operation mode and includes a configurable connection timeout setting. Use this toolkit when you need an asynchronous interface for interacting with Notion through the Model Context Protocol. Do not use if you require synchronous operation mode.
What it does
NotionMCPToolkit provides an interface for interacting with Notion through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It supports asynchronous operation mode.
When to use - and when NOT to
Use NotionMCPToolkit when you need an interface for Notion that operates through the Model Context Protocol in asynchronous mode.
Do NOT use this toolkit if you require synchronous operation mode, as it currently only supports asynchronous operations.
Inputs and outputs
Users can provide a connection timeout value (optional float, measured in seconds) to configure the connection timeout. The toolkit operates in asynchronous mode.
Who it's for
NotionMCPToolkit is designed for developers who need an asynchronous interface for interacting with Notion through the Model Context Protocol.
Source code
NotionMCPToolkit provides an interface for interacting with Notion
through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Attributes:
timeout (Optional[float]): Connection timeout in seconds.
(default: :obj:None)
Note:
Currently only supports asynchronous operation mode.
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