Notion

Notion Agents can manage your OmniSocials content through the MCP Tools feature in Notion's agent settings. The connection is remote: Notion talks directly to the hosted OmniSocials MCP endpoint.

Setup

1. Create an API key in OmniSocials (Settings → API)
2. In Notion, open Settings → Connections → MCP Tools
3. Click Add tool
4. Enter the MCP base URL:

Code
https://mcp.omnisocials.com

5. Choose Bearer Token as the authentication method
6. Paste your OmniSocials API key as the token
7. Save

Verifying

Invoke a Notion Agent in any page and ask:

List my connected social accounts on OmniSocials

A successful response with your accounts confirms the integration. A 401 means the Bearer token is wrong. Double-check you copied the full key including the omsk_live_ prefix.

What you can do

Notion Agents can:

• Create, schedule, update, and publish posts
• Upload media from URLs
• List connected accounts and media library items
• Query analytics for posts and accounts

The agent respects your API key's scopes. For example, a key without posts:write can't create posts.

Tips for working with Notion Agents

• Notion Agents work well with structured databases. Consider building a content calendar database in Notion and wiring an agent to push new rows to OmniSocials.
• Use Notion's automation triggers (e.g. "when status changes to Ready") to have the agent publish the post without manual intervention.
• Store platform-specific copy in separate database columns and let the agent map those to per-platform content on the post body.

Limitations

• Notion's MCP Tools feature is in active development and may change
• Rate limits on the Notion side can limit how often an agent makes calls. OmniSocials' own 100 req/min limit applies independently.
• The Bearer Token method sends the key on every request, so it's secure. Unlike the URL-embedded variant used by ChatGPT, this key is not exposed in the connector URL.