gemmy-notion-mcp
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TDQS
Scored across 5 tools
Each tool maps to a distinct Notion resource (pages, blocks, databases, comments, users), so an agent can generally choose the right tool by resource. However, each tool bundles multiple operations, creating some internal ambiguity, and page-level versus block-level updates may be confused in edge cases.
All tools use the consistent notion_<resource> prefix, and four of five resources are pluralized uniformly. The singular notion_database is a minor deviation from the otherwise plural resource naming pattern.
Five resource-oriented tools are reasonable for a Notion integration and keep the surface compact. The tradeoff is that several tools are broad multi-operation wrappers rather than focused single-action tools, which makes the count feel slightly under-granular.
The surface covers the major Notion resources and supports key lifecycle operations such as page create/archive/restore/search/update, block append/update/delete, and database create/query/update. Some gaps exist, such as explicit page retrieval or delete for databases/comments, but agents can likely work around them.