Notion Pro
Provides seven tools for Notion: `databaseSnapshot` captures database states, `smartSearch` queries content intelligently, `weeklyChangeLog` tracks changes, `findDuplicates` detects duplicates via Levenshtein distance, `exportPageMarkdown` outputs pages with 22+ block types, `linkAuditPage` scans for broken links using HEAD requests, and `aiContentDigest` generates TL;DR summaries, outlines, and entities. Developers, data analysts, and content managers use it to automate Notion data handling and analysis.
Overview
Notion Pro is an MCP server delivering seven composite tools for programmatic interaction with Notion workspaces. It functions as an enhanced alternative to the official Notion MCP, focusing on data capture, search, auditing, export, and AI summarization.
Key Capabilities
- databaseSnapshot: Captures a complete snapshot of a Notion database, including all properties and records.
- smartSearch: Performs context-aware searches across pages and databases using advanced indexing.
- weeklyChangeLog: Generates reports on changes in Notion content over a week, highlighting additions, edits, and deletions.
- findDuplicates: Identifies duplicate entries in databases or pages using Levenshtein distance for fuzzy matching.
- exportPageMarkdown: Converts Notion pages to Markdown, supporting over 22 block types with rich text preservation.
- linkAuditPage: Scans pages for broken links via HEAD requests with fallback checks.
- aiContentDigest: Analyzes page content to produce TL;DR summaries, structured outlines, and key entity extraction.
Use Cases
- Data analysts run databaseSnapshot weekly alongside weeklyChangeLog to monitor database evolution and detect anomalies.
- Developers use findDuplicates to clean Notion databases before migrations, applying Levenshtein-based deduplication.
- Content teams export reports with exportPageMarkdown for version control in Git, preserving 22+ block formats.
- Site maintainers execute linkAuditPage on documentation pages to identify and fix broken hyperlinks proactively.
Who This Is For
Developers integrating Notion into apps, data analysts treating Notion as a backend database, content creators needing exports and audits, and teams requiring automated summaries via aiContentDigest.