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OneNote MCP Server

Name: OneNote
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Connect your AI agent to Microsoft OneNote to search, read, extract, and append content to your personal or enterprise notebooks seamlessly.

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What is the OneNote MCP Server?

The OneNote MCP Server gives AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor direct access to OneNote via 7 tools. Connect your AI agent to Microsoft OneNote to search, read, extract, and append content to your personal or enterprise notebooks seamlessly. Powered by the Vinkius - no API keys, no infrastructure, connect in under 2 minutes.

Built-in capabilities (7)

get_notebookget_page_contentlist_notebookslist_pageslist_section_groupslist_sectionssearch_pages

Tools for your AI Agents to operate OneNote

Ask your AI agent "Search globally across my entire OneNote environment finding paragraphs explicitly mentioning Project Alpha." and get the answer without opening a single dashboard. With 7 tools connected to real OneNote data, your agents reason over live information, cross-reference it with other MCP servers, and deliver insights you would spend hours assembling manually.

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OneNote MCP Server capabilities

7 tools

get_notebook

Use this to dive deeper into a container's permissions or basic configurations. Get detailed properties of a specific notebook

get_page_content

By default, OneNote pages are serialized using complex Microsoft Graph HTML formats with proprietary tags. Use this to ingest the actual written text or data. Retrieve the exact raw HTML content of a single page

list_notebooks

Identifies primary containers necessary to navigate the hierarchical structure of OneNote. List all Microsoft OneNote notebooks

list_pages

Results include the bare page metadata (IDs, titles, timestamps), but notably DO NOT include the heavy internal raw HTML content. Used for structural indexing. List all pages contained within a specific section

list_section_groups

Used for navigating highly complex, multi-layered textbook hierarchies inside OneNote. List section groups inside a specific notebook

list_sections

Sections act as the folders containing the raw pages. Requires passing the parent Notebook ID to query the correct topological children. List all sections contained within a specific notebook

search_pages

Useful when navigating deep, unindexed trees where discovering a particular keyword manually would exceed logic boundaries. Search page contents globally across all available notebooks

What the OneNote MCP Server unlocks

Empower your conversational AI with omniscient access to your Microsoft OneNote digital brain. Transform how you organize information by linking an AI agent capable of drilling into deep notebooks, parsing hidden sections, explicitly searching across thousands of pages organically, and seamlessly capturing new notes from the chat interface without switching tabs.

What you can do

Deep Search & Indexing — Invoke robust global searches discovering specific keywords across all active Notebook domains instantly without waiting for native indexing.
Page Content Extraction — Drill cleanly into specific distinct Pages fetching raw text securely preventing you from hunting through nested hierarchies manually.
Workspace Navigation — List structural trees mapping your distinct Notebooks, Section Groups, and Sections cleanly traversing your organizational logic entirely.
Content Appending — Dispatch text blocks, parsed summaries, or quick thoughts into existing notebook sections cleanly right from the LLM prompt conversationally.

How it works

1. Enable this explicit local MCP integration
2. Provide an active Microsoft Graph Access Token scoped to OneNote
3. Interface with your notebooks by writing pure text commands within Claude or your agent

Who is this for?

Project Managers — actively pulling meeting notes out of deep archives validating updates effortlessly within seconds.
Researchers & Writers — traversing sprawling personal knowledge bases seeking obscurely filed citations instantly by conversing.
Executive Assistants — appending rapid contextual summaries generated by AI straight back into executive notebook planners securely.

Frequently asked questions about the OneNote MCP Server

Can the integration delete entire extensive notebooks or important local sections?

No. The integration exclusively binds heavily to Reading methods (list, search, get) mapped safely alongside minimal Write interactions specifically scoped to Appending fresh notes. Destructive end-points are intrinsically restricted protecting vital long-term data persistently.

Does it parse images contained inside OneNote native pages automatically?

Currently, fetching Page contents operates exclusively translating returned DOM hierarchies returning raw string-based text bounds flawlessly. Purely visual bitmaps or native handwritten encodings skip the explicit parsing stream avoiding LLM hallucinations fundamentally.

Why does OneNote demand a generic Graph Access Token explicitly here?

Microsoft explicitly deprecated discrete independent silo APIs unifying all native core tenant structures explicitly over the single Microsoft Graph perimeter gateway. OneNote resources are canonically navigated traversing this exact Graph endpoint hierarchy natively.