Search Notion and find meeting notes with MCP

Find decisions, summarize meeting notes, and gather context for a project. Search your Notion pages and connected sources, read the relevant documents, and find teammates and teamspaces.

Try a prompt

Search Notion for our latest launch decisions and meeting notes. Summarize what we agreed, what is still unresolved, and link to the sources.

Available tools

Action	What it does	Tool name
Find Notion content	Find pages and databases by topic or title.	`notion-search`
Search connected sources	Find relevant content in connected apps, such as Slack and Google Drive.	`notion-connector-search`
Read content	Open a page, database, or supported connected-source result.	`notion-fetch`
Browse your pages	Find private, shared, favorite, and recently viewed pages.	`notion-list-private-pages` `notion-list-shared-pages` `notion-list-favorite-pages` `notion-list-recent-pages`
Find related pages	Find pages that link to or mention a page.	`notion-list-page-backlinks`
Find meeting notes	Find your meeting notes by meeting details, such as a title.	`notion-query-meeting-notes`
Check your connection	Identify the connected workspace and user.	`notion-get-self`
Find teamspaces	List the teamspaces in the workspace.	`notion-get-teams`
Find groups	Look up permission groups you can see.	`notion-get-groups`
Find teammates	Find workspace members and guests by name or email.	`notion-get-users`
Check tool access	See which tools and options your connection can use.	`notion-get-tool-access`

Things to know

Your assistant can only read content you have access to. Notion search and connected-source search cover different places; ask for both when your question spans Notion and other apps.

Technical reference

See the technical reference for parameters, response formats, requirements, and examples for these tools.