Fix: Add missing items schema to query and update database tools #33
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This PR resolves schema validation errors in the notion_query_database and notion_update_database tools used by the Notion MCP server.
✅ Fixes:
• query_database: Added items schema for the sorts property.
• update_database: Added items schema for the description property.
These changes fix the following OpenAI API error messages:
• "Invalid schema for function 'notion_query_database': In context=('properties', 'sorts'), array schema missing items."
• "Invalid schema for function 'notion_update_database': In context=('properties', 'description'), array schema missing items."
🔧 Result & Testing
Tested locally.
The Notion agent now correctly registers these tools with OpenAI’s function calling format, allowing query_database and update_database to work as intended.