Google Keep MCP
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TDQS
Scored across 20 tools
Each tool maps to a clear resource and action: notes, checklist items, labels, media, and lifecycle states are all separate. Even closely related operations like delete_note vs trash_note are explicitly differentiated by permanence and reversibility.
The set consistently uses snake_case verb_noun names such as get_note, create_list, update_list_item, and add_label_to_note. The main inconsistency is the bare verb 'find' instead of something like search_notes, but the rest of the naming is highly predictable.
At 20 tools, the server sits in the borderline-heavy range and covers a broad amount of Google Keep functionality. The operations are not redundant, but the surface could be tightened by consolidating some state toggles or label operations.
The server covers note CRUD, trash/restore, pin/archive, color, checklist item operations, and label attachment and management. Notable gaps are the lack of a label rename/update operation and no way to add media to a note, but core Keep workflows are well represented.