How We Built a Dynamic Notion Sprint Backlog Manager using Model Context Protocol
Break free from hardcoded integrations and empower your AI assistant to manage your Notion workspace dynamically using TypeScript, the MCP SDK, and standard I/O.
As AI agents transition from simple conversational assistants to active partners in our development workflows, a critical bottleneck has emerged: how do they interact with our data?
Every application has a custom API, and every model vendor expects functions to be defined in a specific format. Writing custom glue code for every tool-agent combination is slow, fragile, and doesn't scale.
Enter the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard introduced by Anthropic. MCP defines a uniform protocol for AI clients (like Claude Desktop, Cursor, or VS Code) to securely connect to external tools, databases, and APIs.
In this article, we'll walk through how we built Notion Sprint Manager, a custom MCP server written in TypeScript. This server allows Claude to read, create, and update...
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