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Notion's hosted MCP to search, read, create and update pages and databases
8.4/10
What it is Notion MCP is Notion's official hosted Model Context Protocol server at mcp.notion.com/mcp. It lets an AI client search your workspace and connected sources, read pages and create or update pages and databases, with each user's Notion permissions applied through OAuth. Notion's older open-source local server (makenotion/notion-mcp-server) is no longer maintained. Key features - Search Notion and connected… Read more →
Pros
- Official and hosted
- Respects per-user permissions
- Works in many clients
- File upload support
Cons
- OAuth only; no headless auth yet
- Local open-source server is unmaintained
- Notion does not publish to the web by itself
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $10/mo · notion content-planning docs official hosted
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Buffer's hosted server to draft, schedule and analyse social posts from an assistant
8.0/10
What it is Buffer MCP is Buffer's official remote Model Context Protocol server at mcp.buffer.com/mcp, launched with Buffer's public API in 2026. It lets an AI assistant read your social channels, browse the queue and drafts, create and edit posts, save ideas and pull post analytics. Posts land in your Buffer queue as drafts or scheduled posts. Key features -… Read more →
Pros
- Included on all plans, even Free
- Posts land as drafts or scheduled for review
- Analytics and ideas tools
- Guides for many clients
Cons
- API key grants full account access
- Free plan caps scheduled posts
- Shares API rate limits
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $5/mo · social-media scheduling publishing official hosted
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Official WordPress plugin that exposes site abilities as MCP tools over HTTP or WP-CLI
★ 1.8k · GPL-2.0 · updated 2026-09-24
7.6/10
What it is The MCP Adapter is the official WordPress project that turns a WordPress site into an MCP server. It bridges the WordPress Abilities API (actions registered by core, plugins and themes) to MCP tools, resources and prompts, so an AI client can discover and run site actions with WordPress permission checks. It supersedes Automattic's earlier wordpress-mcp plugin, which… Read more →
Pros
- Official WordPress project
- Private-by-default abilities and permission checks
- HTTP and WP-CLI transports
- Replaces the archived Automattic plugin
Cons
- Tools depend on abilities plugins register
- Not yet on WordPress.org
- Needs some developer setup
Pricing: Open source · wordpress cms publishing official open-source
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Sanity's hosted MCP server for querying and editing structured content
7.3/10
What it is Sanity MCP is the official hosted Model Context Protocol server for the Sanity content platform, at mcp.sanity.io. It lets an AI client work with documents and datasets in your Sanity projects over Streamable HTTP with OAuth. It replaced Sanity's local open-source server (sanity-io/sanity-mcp-server), which was archived and deprecated on 1 July 2026. Key features - Query and… Read more →
Pros
- Official and hosted
- OAuth, no tokens to manage
- Generous free plan on Sanity
Cons
- Local open-source server archived
- Tool list documented outside GitHub
- Only useful if your content lives in Sanity
Pricing: Free plan, paid from $15/mo · sanity headless-cms publishing official hosted
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Official Contentful server to manage entries, assets, content types and releases
★ 61 · MIT · updated 2026-09-24
7.0/10
What it is The Contentful MCP Server is Contentful's official, open-source Model Context Protocol server. It runs locally with Node.js and uses the Content Management API, so an agent can model content, write entries, upload assets and publish in a Contentful space. Key features - Create, update, publish, delete and search entries - Upload assets, edit metadata and publish or… Read more →
Pros
- Official and MIT-licensed
- Broad Management API coverage
- Protected environments guard
Cons
- Local only, no hosted OAuth option
- Management token has wide write access
- Small community (about 60 stars)
Pricing: Freemium · contentful headless-cms publishing official open-source