Notion MCP Server
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Scored across 31 tools
There is notable overlap among tools like notion_append_content, notion_append_markdown, notion_append_block_children, and also between notion_update_content and notion_update_block. While descriptions attempt to differentiate them, an agent might struggle to choose between raw and high-level versions, and between retrieve_block and read_page.
All tools follow a consistent verb_noun pattern using snake_case, e.g., notion_append_block_children, notion_retrieve_block, notion_create_data_source. The prefix 'notion_' is consistent, and verbs like retrieve, create, update, append, delete are used uniformly.
With 31 tools, the server is on the heavier side but still within a manageable range because the domain (Notion) is broad and requires separate tools for pages, blocks, data sources, comments, users, and discovery. The count is slightly high but each tool handles a distinct resource or operation.
The tool set covers a comprehensive lifecycle for pages, blocks, data sources, comments, and users, including creation, retrieval, updating, deletion, and search. Higher-level convenience tools (e.g., notion_append_markdown, notion_query_data_source_by_values) are complemented by lower-level raw tools, providing no obvious dead ends for common workflows.