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Notion Task Autopilot Mcp

Notion Task Autopilot Mcp

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About Notion Task Autopilot Mcp

This MCP server adds task workflows to Notion databases for founders, freelancers, and teams. It provides standups, overdue checks, session summaries, and bulk updates, with property names and status values configurable through environment variables.

Key features

  1. 01Generate daily standup summaries
  2. 02Filter tasks by status and date
  3. 03Create and auto-tag tasks
  4. 04Bulk-update task statuses
  5. 05Detect overdue tasks
  6. 06Write session summaries to child pages

Use cases

  1. 01Prepare team standup notes
  2. 02Check overdue tasks and trigger alerts
  3. 03Sync summaries and statuses after a work session
  4. 04Review completed tasks in a weekly recap

MCP support

As an MCP server, it exposes Notion task querying, creation, updates, overdue checks, and summary tools to MCP clients.

Configuration

Local server config is the same for every client. Copy it into your client’s MCP config file.

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Details

From the project README

📋 Notion Task Autopilot MCP Server

Your Notion database on autopilot. A smart productivity layer that turns your Notion task database into an intelligent task management system — with daily standups, overdue alerts, session summaries, and bulk operations.

Not just another Notion wrapper. An opinionated productivity engine built for founders, freelancers, and teams who live in Notion.

✨ Features

ToolWhat it does
notion_autopilot_daily_standupAuto-generated standup: in-progress, due today, overdue, blocked
notion_autopilot_list_tasksSmart filtering: active, overdue, today, upcoming, done, blocked
notion_autopilot_create_taskCreate tasks with smart defaults and auto-tagging
notion_autopilot_update_statusBulk-update 1-20 tasks in a single call
notion_autopilot_session_summaryCreate formatted session summaries as child pages
notion_autopilot_overdue_checkDedicated overdue detection for alerts and automations
What Makes This Different

The official Notion MCP gives you raw CRUD. This gives you workflows:

  • 🚀 Daily Standup in one call — not 4 separate queries you assemble yourself
  • ⚠️ Overdue detection — scans non-completed tasks against due dates automatically
  • 📝 Session summaries — Markdown content auto-converted to proper Notion blocks
  • 🔄 Bulk operations — update 20 tasks in one call, not 20 separate API calls
  • 🏷️ Fully configurable — property names, status values, all via environment variables
Configurable Property Names

Every Notion database is different. Configure everything via env vars:

NOTION_PROP_TITLE="Name"              # or "Task", "Title", "Aufgabe"
NOTION_PROP_STATUS="Status"           # any status property
NOTION_PROP_PRIORITY="Priority"       # or "Priorität", "Urgency"
NOTION_PROP_DUE_DATE="Due Date"       # or "Deadline", "Fällig am"
NOTION_PROP_PROJECT="Project"         # or "Projekt", "Category"
NOTION_PROP_TAGS="Tags"               # multi-select property

NOTION_STATUS_TODO="To Do"            # or "Offen", "Open"
NOTION_STATUS_IN_PROGRESS="In Progress"  # or "In Arbeit", "Doing"
NOTION_STATUS_DONE="Done"             # or "Erledigt", "Completed"
NOTION_STATUS_BLOCKED="Blocked"       # or "Blockiert", "Waiting"

🚀 Quick Start

1. Create a Notion Integration

Go to Notion Integrations → New Integration → Copy the API key.

Then share your task database with the integration (click ••• in the database → Add connections → select your integration).

2. Install
pip install notion-autopilot-mcp
3. Configure
export NOTION_API_KEY="ntn_your_key_here"
export NOTION_DATABASE_ID="your_database_id"
export NOTION_SUMMARIES_PAGE_ID="page_id_for_summaries"  # optional
4. Add to your MCP client
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "notion-autopilot": {
      "command": "python",
      "args": ["-m", "server"],
      "env": {
        "NOTION_API_KEY": "ntn_your_key",
        "NOTION_DATABASE_ID": "your_db_id",
        "NOTION_PROP_STATUS": "Status",
        "NOTION_STATUS_TODO": "To Do",
        "NOTION_STATUS_DONE": "Done"
      }
    }
  }
}

📋 Example Output

Daily Standup
# 🚀 Daily Standup
**Tuesday, April 01, 2026**

---

### 🔄 In Progress (3)
- 🔄 🔴 **Build Morning Briefing MCP** — In Progress | Due: 2026-04-02 | Project: NEXUS
- 🔄 🟡 **LinkedIn Profile Optimization** — In Progress | Project: Marketing
- 🔄 🟢 **Update SHOTVO landing page** — In Progress

### 📅 Due Today (1)
- 📋 🔴 **Send SCIO demo follow-up** — To Do | Due: 2026-04-01 | Project: SCIO

### ⚠️ Overdue (2)
- 📋 🔴 **Renew Meta Access Token** — To Do | Due: 2026-03-28 ⚠️ OVERDUE
- 🔄 🟡 **Fix n8n webhook timeout** — In Progress | Due: 2026-03-30 ⚠️ OVERDUE

---
*Powered by Notion Task Autopilot MCP — LIMITLESS Automation*

🛠️ Use Cases

  • Morning briefing: Combine with Morning Briefing MCP for a complete daily overview
  • End-of-session sync: Create a session summary and bulk-update task statuses
  • Slack/Telegram alerts: Pipe overdue checks into messaging via n8n/Zapier
  • Weekly reviews: List completed tasks and generate progress reports
  • Team standups: Auto-generate standup notes from your shared Notion board

🔒 Security

  • Uses Notion's official API with integration tokens
  • Read and write operations clearly annotated (readOnlyHint)
  • No data stored — all queries are live against your Notion workspace
  • Supports granular integration permissions

📄 License

MIT — Built by LIMITLESS Automation

🚀 Get Pro

Free tier available on MCPize — 50 requests/month, no credit card needed. Upgrade to Pro for bulk operations and session summaries.

Available on MCPize

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