Connect OpenClaw to Notion

Connect OpenClaw to Notion in 3 steps: 1. Sign in to ApexGenius and connect Notion. 2. Add the ApexGenius MCP server. 3. Start using Notion in OpenClaw.

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How to connect Notion to OpenClaw

1Sign in to ApexGenius and connect Notion
2Add the ApexGenius MCP server to OpenClaw
3Start using Notion in OpenClaw

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Connect Notion to ApexGenius
Open Notion in ApexGenius
Open Notion in Connections and choose Connect.
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Connect ApexGenius to OpenClaw
Copy the MCP address
On Start, pick API key, open Manual setup, and copy the MCP address.
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Approve access
ApexGenius opens its approval page. Review the access, then approve.

Then ask OpenClaw

Show the name of the Notion user connected to ApexGenius. Discover the current-user read operation first, then use the read-only route. Do not open or change workspace content.

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Before you start

A Notion account with access to the workspace you want to connect.
Permission from your workspace owner if your organization limits MCP connections.

1. Connect Notion to ApexGenius

Open Notion in Connections. Sign in to ApexGenius, open Connections, choose Notion, and select Connect.
Open Notion in Connections and choose Connect to start setup.Open full-size image (opens in a new tab)
Choose the account and review access. Sign in to the intended Notion account. Choose your workspace and review Notion’s requested access. Return to ApexGenius after authorization.
Check the workspace and tools. Open Tools and enable the intended workspace resource. Your existing Notion permissions set the content boundary. Choose Read only when adding your AI agent for the first test.
Verify the connected account. Use Test connection, then ask your AI the question below. Compare the returned user with the account you authorized and check Tool Activity.

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2. Connect ApexGenius to OpenClaw

Use this server address when adding the connection:

https://server.autom8.pro/mcp

Add ApexGenius as a remote MCP server in your OpenClaw configuration using the hosted HTTP URL, then complete the authorization in your browser.
When ApexGenius asks what this AI client may use, choose Read only for the first test, or Custom to limit it to the tools you need.
Start a new conversation and select ApexGenius from the available tools before asking for live data.

3. Verify one safe read

Show the name of the Notion user connected to ApexGenius. Discover the current-user read operation first, then use the read-only route. Do not open or change workspace content.

Show the name of the Notion user connected to ApexGenius. Discover the current-user read operation first, then use the read-only route. Do not open or change workspace content.

Confirm the returned user matches your intended Notion account. This account read verifies the connection path; it does not test every page, write action, or Notion plan feature.

Full guide: the Notion setup guide.

What it looks like in OpenClaw

Illustration of a task, not a recorded customer result. Your answers come from the account and dates you choose.

How the route works

OpenClawApexGenius MCP route

Show the name of my connected Notion user without opening workspace content.

Working with ApexGenius1 tool search · 2 reads

RequestCheck the account

Account scopeAuthorized connections checked

apex_search_toolsNotion account · Find the Notion read routeComplete

apex_call_read_toolnotion_search_tools · Discover the current-user operationComplete

apex_call_read_toolnotion_call_read_tool · Read the current userComplete

Illustrative example: the connected user is Alex. Compare this name with the Notion account you authorized before asking about a page.

Read-only route

OpenClaw

Try asking

Show the name of my connected Notion user without opening workspace content.

Find the project page I name in my connected workspace and show its link.

Read this Notion page and summarize its open decisions. Do not change it.

Update this page. Show the exact change and undo limits first.

What OpenClaw can do in Notion

3 operations: 2 read, 1 write. Read looks things up and changes nothing. Writes change Notion and run only when you turn them on.

Notion gateway tools

2 read · 1 write

notion_search_toolsread
Search the live tool catalog published by Notion's official hosted MCP. Returns matching names, descriptions, and schemas.
notion_call_read_toolread
Run a discovered Notion operation only when its live catalog marks it read-only. Writes and unclassified operations are rejected.
notion_call_toolwrite
Run a reviewed Notion change when enabled, including destructive actions when the live tool permits them. Review the target and undo limits first.

You choose the access. When you approve OpenClaw, pick Full access, Read only, or Custom.

Notion controls the OAuth grant and the content your user can access. Workspace access can be broad; ApexGenius does not promise a separate page-level allowlist.

The read route checks Notion’s live tool annotation and rejects writes or unclassified operations.

The mutation tool must be enabled. Available operations and plan limits come from the current Notion catalog.

Disconnecting stops future gateway access. It does not undo a page edit, comment, upload, or other completed action.

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Questions about connecting OpenClaw to Notion

Updated September 19, 2026.

How do I connect OpenClaw to Notion?

Connect OpenClaw to Notion through ApexGenius in three steps. Sign in to ApexGenius and connect Notion by authorizing your workspace in Notion. Add ApexGenius to OpenClaw. Then open a task in OpenClaw and ask a question about your Notion. Start with a read, so nothing changes.

Is there a Notion MCP server for OpenClaw?

Yes. ApexGenius is an MCP server that OpenClaw connects to once. It carries your Notion connection and 3 Notion operations, so OpenClaw does not need a separate Notion integration or plugin. You set it up one time and add each agent the same way.

What can OpenClaw do in Notion once it is connected?

OpenClaw can use 3 Notion operations through ApexGenius: 2 that find what Notion offers and run a classified read, and 1 that runs a change you have enabled. Together they find accessible pages, read the sources you choose, and update pages, within your Notion access and plan.

Can OpenClaw read all my Notion pages?

OpenClaw reaches what your connected Notion user can access in the authorized workspace. That access can be broad, and ApexGenius does not promise a separate page-level allowlist. You enable the workspace resource and choose which tools OpenClaw may use. Notion controls the sign-in grant.

Can OpenClaw change my Notion?

Not until you enable the change tool. Choose Read only and OpenClaw uses the read route, which rejects writes. With the tool enabled, it can update a page when the live Notion catalog and your access allow it. Check the exact page and the undo limits first.

Can I use the same Notion connection with Claude, ChatGPT, Grok Bot or Muse?

Yes. One Notion connection in ApexGenius works with every compatible agent you add, including Claude, ChatGPT, Grok Bot or Muse. Each agent gets its own access choice and its own short setup. The Notion skills loads in all of them, so it travels with the connection.