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Memory MCP vs Notion MCP Agent

Side-by-side comparison built from DeepYard's structured catalog. Content updated Aug 21, 2026.

Direct Answer

Memory MCP suits teams needing open-source access, persistent memory focus, and 89,768 GitHub stars in current listing data. Notion MCP Agent suits teams needing open-source access, read pages focus, and 133,530 GitHub stars in current listing data. This summary reflects catalog metadata only for decision support, not independent testing.

What this comparison weighs

  • Pricing and free-tier availability
  • License model and deployment fit
  • GitHub adoption and contributor depth
  • Catalog tags, integrations, and supported workflows
M

Memory MCP

Persistent knowledge graph memory across AI coding sessions

OSSFree
89.8K15.0K/w2d ago426
N

Notion MCP Agent

MCP server for reading, writing, and querying Notion databases and pages

OSSFree
133.5Ktoday95
MetricMemory MCPNotion MCP Agent
GitHub Stars89.8K133.5K
Contributors42695
Last CommitAug 20, 2026Aug 22, 2026
Open Issues53314
Licenseopen-sourceopen-source
Pricingopen-sourceopen-source
Free TierYesYes
Categorymcp-serversmcp-servers
TrendingNoNo

Choose Memory MCP if you need

  • Memory MCP is the stronger pick when Persistent Memory matters because that capability is listed only on its profile.
  • Memory MCP has a larger visible contributor base (426 vs 95).
  • Memory MCP is the cleaner fit if you specifically need Memory workflows from the catalog tags.

Choose Notion MCP Agent if you need

  • Notion MCP Agent is the stronger pick when Read Pages matters because that capability is listed only on its profile.
  • Notion MCP Agent shows broader GitHub adoption with 133,530 stars versus 89,768 for Memory MCP.
  • Notion MCP Agent is the cleaner fit if you specifically need Mcp workflows from the catalog tags.

Meaningful differences

  • GitHub adoption: Memory MCP shows 89,768 stars versus 133,530 for Notion MCP Agent.
  • Contributor count: Memory MCP lists 426 contributors and Notion MCP Agent lists 95.

Shared capabilities

  • • No shared capabilities are explicitly listed in the stored metadata.

Shared Tags

No shared tags

Only in Memory MCP

memoryknowledge-graphpersistenceanthropicreference-servercontext-management

Only in Notion MCP Agent

mcpnotionproductivitypython

Limitations and evidence

  • DeepYard compares structured public metadata; this is not an independent benchmark unless a test record is shown.
  • Signals such as stars, contributors, and last commit indicate public activity, not purchase fit or runtime quality.
  • Pricing and feature coverage reflect the stored listing snapshot and may lag vendor changes between refreshes.

About Memory MCP

The official Anthropic memory MCP server gives AI assistants persistent, cross-session memory using a local knowledge graph stored as a JSON file. Claude can create entities (people, projects, concepts), record relations between them, and add observations over time — then recall that information in future sessions. Ideal for long-running projects where continuity matters: the assistant remembers your architecture decisions, team conventions, and in-progress work without you having to repeat context.

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About Notion MCP Agent

An MCP server that connects AI assistants to Notion workspaces. It can read pages and databases, create new entries, update existing content, and query databases with filters. Enables AI coding tools to interact with project documentation, task boards, and knowledge bases stored in Notion without leaving the terminal. Part of the awesome-llm-apps collection.

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