Notion: a Claude connector by Notion
Official
For teams who keep notes, wikis and databases in Notion. Skip it if your team's knowledge lives in Confluence or Google Docs.
Add it
Add it from its page in Claude’s connector directory and sign in. In Claude Code you can add it with this command:
claude mcp add --transport http notion https://mcp.notion.com/mcp
Run it in your terminal. Open its page in the directory
What does Notion do?
Notion is a Claude connector that lets Claude search and edit your Notion workspace. It can search and fetch pages, create new pages, update, move and duplicate them, and build or change databases. It also reads and adds comments and looks up people in the workspace. The aim is to keep what Claude helps you write organized inside Notion, so meeting notes, specs or project trackers end up where your team already looks.
When should you use Notion?
Use it when
- You want meeting notes turned into a Notion page
- You need an answer from your team wiki
- You want a new tracker database set up
Skip it when
- Your docs live in Confluence or Google Drive
- You do not want Claude changing shared pages
What it needs and what it can touch
You need
- A Notion account and workspace
What it can do
- Reads and searches Notion pages, databases, comments and users
- Creates, updates, moves and duplicates pages
- Creates and updates databases and adds comments
From reading its instructions, not from running it.
Details
Did it do the job for you?
Alternatives to Notion
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Get Atlassian MCPAtlassian MCP
For teams on Jira and Confluence who want Claude to read, file and update work.
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Get SlackSlack
For teams that talk in Slack and want Claude to search it, read threads and post updates.
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Get Zoom for ClaudeZoom for Claude
For Zoom users who want recaps, action items and answers from recorded meetings.
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Get Google DriveGoogle Drive
For people whose notes, sheets and slides live in Google Drive.
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