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Notion MCPChrome DevTools MCPCline MCP Marketplace
FieldNotion MCPdevelopers.notion.comChrome DevTools MCPgithub.comCline MCP Marketplacegithub.com
What it isNotion's own hosted remote server at https://mcp.notion.com/mcp, authorised over OAuth against your workspace. It searches content and reads, creates and updates pages and databases. Workspace owners manage connected clients under Settings, and org admins can list or revoke member connections through the Admin API.Maintained by Google's Chrome DevTools team. It lets a coding agent control and inspect a live Chrome browser with full DevTools access: performance traces and insights, console messages with source-mapped stack traces, network request inspection, screenshots, DOM interaction, Lighthouse audits and memory debugging.A curated marketplace built into the Cline VS Code extension. Authors submit a server via GitHub issue with a repo URL and logo; reviewers weigh community adoption, developer credibility, project maturity and security, usually within a couple of days. On install, Cline handles setup and configuration autonomously.
CategoryMCP servers & registriesMCP servers & registriesMCP servers & registries
Cost tierfreefreefree
PricingFree · your Notion plan appliesFree, open sourceFree
Why builders pick itTurns your Notion workspace into the agent's project brief — it reads the spec, roadmap and meeting notes directly, then writes changelogs and status updates back without you relaying anything.Closes the loop where the agent writes frontend code but cannot see the result. It reads the real console error and the real network waterfall instead of asking you to paste a screenshot.Removes the config-file step entirely — pick a server in the sidebar and the agent installs and wires it up. The human review gate makes it far safer than pulling from a 70,000-entry index.
Watch out forOAuth grants access at your own permission level, so an agent that can read the product spec can usually read finance and HR pages too. Treat Notion content as untrusted input.If you attach it to an existing Chrome instance it drives your real profile and logged-in sessions — never point it at anything sensitive. Performance traces return very large payloads.Only useful if you already use Cline, and the curated list is a tiny fraction of what Smithery or Glama index.
How to wire it upclaude mcp add --transport http notion https://mcp.notion.com/mcpclaude mcp add chrome-devtools --scope user npx chrome-devtools-mcp@latestnot logged
Editor's pickNoNoNo
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# Tool comparison — Notion MCP vs Chrome DevTools MCP vs Cline MCP Marketplace

Source: Kbaise, a directory of tools that work with Lovable projects.
Pick one and tell me why before writing any integration code.

## Notion MCP (notion-mcp)
- URL: https://developers.notion.com/docs/mcp
- Category: MCP servers & registries
- Cost: free — Free · your Notion plan applies
- What it is: Notion's own hosted remote server at https://mcp.notion.com/mcp, authorised over OAuth against your workspace. It searches content and reads, creates and updates pages and databases. Workspace owners manage connected clients under Settings, and org admins can list or revoke member connections through the Admin API.
- Why builders pick it: Turns your Notion workspace into the agent's project brief — it reads the spec, roadmap and meeting notes directly, then writes changelogs and status updates back without you relaying anything.
- Trap: OAuth grants access at your own permission level, so an agent that can read the product spec can usually read finance and HR pages too. Treat Notion content as untrusted input.
- Wiring: claude mcp add --transport http notion https://mcp.notion.com/mcp
- Full dossier: /api/public/tools/notion-mcp

## Chrome DevTools MCP (chrome-devtools-mcp)
- URL: https://github.com/ChromeDevTools/chrome-devtools-mcp
- Category: MCP servers & registries
- Cost: free — Free, open source
- What it is: Maintained by Google's Chrome DevTools team. It lets a coding agent control and inspect a live Chrome browser with full DevTools access: performance traces and insights, console messages with source-mapped stack traces, network request inspection, screenshots, DOM interaction, Lighthouse audits and memory debugging.
- Why builders pick it: Closes the loop where the agent writes frontend code but cannot see the result. It reads the real console error and the real network waterfall instead of asking you to paste a screenshot.
- Trap: If you attach it to an existing Chrome instance it drives your real profile and logged-in sessions — never point it at anything sensitive. Performance traces return very large payloads.
- Wiring: claude mcp add chrome-devtools --scope user npx chrome-devtools-mcp@latest
- Full dossier: /api/public/tools/chrome-devtools-mcp

## Cline MCP Marketplace (cline-mcp-marketplace)
- URL: https://github.com/cline/mcp-marketplace
- Category: MCP servers & registries
- Cost: free — Free
- What it is: A curated marketplace built into the Cline VS Code extension. Authors submit a server via GitHub issue with a repo URL and logo; reviewers weigh community adoption, developer credibility, project maturity and security, usually within a couple of days. On install, Cline handles setup and configuration autonomously.
- Why builders pick it: Removes the config-file step entirely — pick a server in the sidebar and the agent installs and wires it up. The human review gate makes it far safer than pulling from a 70,000-entry index.
- Trap: Only useful if you already use Cline, and the curated list is a tiny fraction of what Smithery or Glama index.
- Full dossier: /api/public/tools/cline-mcp-marketplace

## Rules
1. Prefer the free tier when no budget was stated, and say what the ceiling is.
2. Read the full dossier before integrating.
3. Fetch /api/public/models before writing any AI model ID.

Agents can fetch the same thing: GET /api/public/compare?slugs=notion-mcp,chrome-devtools-mcp,cline-mcp-marketplace