Notion's official hosted MCP server lets an agent search a workspace and read or edit pages as Markdown, using the person's existing Notion permissions. The GitHub project at the source link is a separate local server that Notion says is no longer actively maintained.
“Find the onboarding page for new operators and summarize the checklist. Link the page. Do not edit it.”
The README's opening note says to use Remote Notion MCP instead of this repository. Remote search can include connected apps, reads and edits pages in Markdown, and does not need a local server or a manually shared integration token. Notion says issues on the GitHub repo are not actively monitored.
The local server still in the repo speaks to the Notion API. Version 2 moved database tools onto data sources. It is MIT licensed. A free Notion plan can connect, which is why the cost label is free. Edit access is why the risk is high.
MCP server
Atlassian's official hosted server connects an AI app to Jira, Confluence, Jira Service Management, Bitbucket, Loom, Compass, and related cloud products. It can search and also create or update work items and pages, using OAuth.
High risk · One click · Free
MCP server
Zapier's official hosted server lets an MCP client use the apps you connect in Zapier. Zapier says that covers thousands of apps, for messages, data, and workflows, without you hosting a server.
High risk · One click · Free
MCP server
A community Slack server that can read channels, threads, and direct messages, with posting turned off unless you enable it. It supports a token mode that does not install a Slack app, and a separate OAuth mode.
High risk · Terminal · Free
