Notion MCP Server provides a dedicated MCP endpoint that lets language models interact with a Notion workspace through standardized tools for searching, reading, creating, and updating pages and databases. It supports page-level operations, including creating rich markdown content, reading pages with clean formatting, updating content, and managing comments and block-level modifications. It also offers enhanced markdown support with multiple heading levels, code blocks, interactive todos, blockquotes, dividers, images with captions, and nested bullets. For databases, the server can create and manage databases, add and update items, and perform queries with filters and sorting. It handles various property types such as Title, Rich Text, Number, Select, Multi-select, Date, and Checkbox. The server is designed to work with MCP-compatible clients like Claude Desktop, with setup steps including Notion API key configuration, integration permissions, and Claude Desktop configuration. Included usage examples demonstrate creating pages and querying databases. The project emphasizes robust error handling, clean output, and compatibility with sweir1/notion-server enhancements.