JotDown MCP server

JotDown is a small helper program that connects your AI assistant to Notion and to a tool that builds markdown books. You write or talk about your content, and the AI can save it as a Notion page or turn it into a full book with chapters. It is handy if you write documentation, notes, or guides and want them filed away without a lot of copy and paste.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI to save something to Notion or to build a book from your notes. The AI passes your request to JotDown, which is running quietly on your own computer. JotDown then talks to Notion to create or update a page, or it writes out the files that make up a markdown book, including a table of contents and chapter files. When it is done, you get a short answer back in the chat telling you what it made or changed.

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What you can do with it

• Create a new Notion page from content your AI just wrote
• Update an existing Notion page with new information
• Turn a set of notes into a markdown book with chapters
• Generate the table of contents file for a book
• Create the README file and chapter files for a book
• Keep the structure of a book organized as it grows

Try asking your AI

• “Save this summary as a new page in my Notion workspace”
• “Update my Notion page called Project Notes with the points we just discussed”
• “Turn these five sections into a markdown book with a table of contents”
• “Add a new chapter to my book called Getting Started”

What it gives back to you

You get a short reply in the chat saying what was created or updated, such as the name of the new Notion page or the files written for your book. For Notion, the page itself appears in your workspace. For books, the files land on your computer, ready to open or publish. You can then ask follow-up questions or make changes in the same conversation.

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Who it's for

Writers, technical writers, and anyone who keeps notes or documentation in Notion and wants help turning them into organized pages or books.