Browse your entire Notion workspace, not just one database
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About Browse your entire Notion workspace, not just one database
Global Notion workspace-accessible MCP server for all Notion pages within the workspace
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-notion": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"supergateway",
"--port",
"8000",
"--stdio",
"npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem /some/folder"
]
}
}
}Tools
2Query text to filter relevant pages.
Markdown content of matching notes.
Overview
What is notion-texonom?
notion-texonom is a TypeScript-based MCP server that lets you browse and interact with your entire Notion workspace using a single ROOT_PAGE variable, converting pages into text/markdown notes. It is designed for developers and Claude Desktop users who need to search, retrieve, and summarize Notion pages based on graph distance (parent-child and reference relationships) without requiring an API token.
How to use notion-texonom?
Install dependencies with pnpm install, build with pnpm build, and set the ROOT_PAGE environment variable to your root page ID. Configure the server in Claude Desktop's claude_desktop_config.json under the notion-texonom MCP server entry, or run remotely via SSEServerTransport using npx supergateway.
Key features of notion-texonom
- List and retrieve Notion pages as
note://URIs with UUID slugs - Search notes using the
search_notestool with query text input - Summarize individual pages with the
summarize_noteprompt - Suggest structural improvements, fixes, and enhancements
- Content delivered in
text/markdownformat
Use cases of notion-texonom
- Browse your entire Notion workspace without per-database tokens
- Search and retrieve relevant pages by query and graph distance
- Automatically generate summaries for note-taking and review
- Propose refactors, fixes, or enhancements to existing notes
FAQ from notion-texonom
How is notion-texonom different from other Notion MCP servers?
It requires only a single ROOT_PAGE variable and no API token, and it browses the entire workspace, not just one database.
What dependencies does notion-texonom require?
It uses TypeScript, pnpm, and the @texonom/nclient, @texonom/cli, and @modelcontextprotocol/sdk packages.
Where does my data live?
All data remains in your Notion workspace; the server accesses pages via the ROOT_PAGE ID and does not store content externally.
What transport and auth are available?
The server supports stdio transport by default and can be deployed remotely with SSEServerTransport. Authentication is handled solely by the ROOT_PAGE UUID environment variable.
Frequently asked questions
How is notion-texonom different from other Notion MCP servers?
It requires only a single `ROOT_PAGE` variable and no API token, and it browses the entire workspace, not just one database.
What dependencies does notion-texonom require?
It uses TypeScript, `pnpm`, and the `@texonom/nclient`, `@texonom/cli`, and `@modelcontextprotocol/sdk` packages.
Where does my data live?
All data remains in your Notion workspace; the server accesses pages via the `ROOT_PAGE` ID and does not store content externally.
What transport and auth are available?
The server supports stdio transport by default and can be deployed remotely with `SSEServerTransport`. Authentication is handled solely by the `ROOT_PAGE` UUID environment variable.
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