Notion Content Database is an MCP server that interfaces with external database records and content sources, including integrations documented in 6ix-mcp for the Toronto Open Data portal as well as Notion API workflows. Designed for developers, researchers, and productivity specialists, it enables AI client applications to pull structured data into an LLM context. By connecting your assistant directly to these data sources, users can query civic datasets, organize database entries, and synchronize tabular information without manually exporting or copying files across applications. The server operates locally using standard Python packaging environments, allowing host AI agents to execute specific inspection, retrieval, and data management tasks efficiently. Whether reviewing civic municipal metrics or automating workspace documentation, the tool provides a standardized interface for interacting with underlying datasets directly from conversational prompts.
Category: Notes & Knowledge Management
Tags: content-management, database, notion, productivity
json "mcpServers": { "6ix-mcp": { "command": "uv", "args": [ "--directory", "/path/to/6ix-mcp", "run", "main.py" ] } } 4. Replace /path/to/6ix-mcp with the absolute path to your cloned repository. 5. Restart your MCP client to complete setup.Part of MCP Servers
To install it, clone the repository from GitHub to your local computer. Then add the server definition to your MCP client configuration file using uv to run main.py within the cloned directory path, and restart your client.
The server enables LLM clients to access external data repositories, including querying the Toronto Open Data portal and interacting with database content records for analysis and automated organization tasks.
It works with any client supporting the Model Context Protocol that allows configuring local stdio servers, including Claude Desktop and compatible developer tools.
The server runs as a Python script and requires uv installed on your machine to execute the main.py entry point specified in the configuration.