kirvigen/notion-private-api-mcp
by Various
Unofficial Notion MCP server via the private API (tokenv2) — full read/write, no integration token.
MCP
kirvigen/notion-private-api-mcp
Added 7 June 2026
Overview
An unofficial MCP server for Notion that uses the private API (tokenv2) instead of the official integration token. It provides full read and write access to Notion workspaces. Built in JavaScript, it is a community project with limited adoption.
Best for
Best for
Developers who need full Notion access but cannot or prefer not to use the official API
Use cases
- Automate Notion page creation and updates without an official API token
- Build custom MCP tools that read and write Notion databases
- Integrate Notion with other MCP-compatible applications
Notes
An unofficial MCP server for Notion that uses the private API (tokenv2) instead of the official integration token. It provides full read and write access to Notion workspaces. Built in JavaScript, it is a community project with limited adoption.
1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-06-01. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Automate Notion page creation and updates without an official API token
- Build custom MCP tools that read and write Notion databases
- Integrate Notion with other MCP-compatible applications
Pros
- Full read and write access to Notion workspaces
- No need for an official Notion integration token
- Works with existing Notion accounts via tokenv2
Cons
- Relies on the private API which may break without notice
- Very low community adoption (1 star) suggests limited reliability
- Using tokenv2 poses security risks and is not officially supported
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Full read and write access to Notion workspaces
- No need for an official Notion integration token
- Works with existing Notion accounts via tokenv2
Cons
- Relies on the private API which may break without notice
- Very low community adoption (1 star) suggests limited reliability
- Using tokenv2 poses security risks and is not officially supported
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