Build a Real MCP Server: Turn Notion into an AI Knowledge Base
In the previous article, we covered what MCP is and how to install ready-made ones. This time, we're doing something more interesting — building our own MCP Server to integrate Notion...
💡 What You Will Learn
In the previous article, we covered what MCP is and how to install ready-made ones. This time, we're doing something more interesting — building our own MCP Server to integrate Notion...
📜 Table of Contents
MCP Protocol Guide
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard for connecting AI models to external tools and data sources.
How it works
- MCP Server: exposes tools and data
- MCP Client: discovers and uses tools
- Protocol: standardizes communication
Build a server
from mcp.server import Server
app = Server("my-api")
@app.tool()
async def search(query: str) -> list:
"""Search the database"""
return db.search(query)
app.run()
Why it matters
MCP is becoming the standard for AI-tool integration. One server works with Claude, GPT, Cursor and any other MCP-compatible client. Not knowing MCP in 2026 is like not knowing REST APIs in 2015.
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