List the OneNote hierarchy: notebooks, section groups, sections, and pages with their IDs. Use scope 'notebooks' for a quick overview, 'sections' to find section IDs for page creation, 'pages' for the full tree including page IDs.

Read a OneNote page: returns its title and text content (flattened from the page XML). Get page IDs from onenote_hierarchy or onenote_search.

Full-text search across OneNote pages. Returns matching pages with their IDs.

Build a source-grounded executive or detailed digest across a page, section, notebook, or all open notebooks. Returns per-page key points plus action items, decisions, risks, and questions for the client to synthesize.

Extract action items, owners, due dates, decisions, risks, blockers, and open questions from a scoped set of OneNote pages.

Audit a notebook or section for duplicate candidates, stale pages, untitled/empty pages, ownerless action items, and organization recommendations with explainable confidence scores.

Preview a trusted page template without modifying OneNote. Available templates: meeting, project, decision_log, weekly_review.

Create a page from a trusted template after preview. preview_only defaults true; set false only after the user approves the rendered content.

Build a weekly-review source pack from recent/scoped notes, including key points, decisions, risks, and incomplete action items. This is read-only and does not create a page.

Create a new page in a OneNote section, optionally with a title and body text. Get the section ID from onenote_hierarchy with scope 'sections'.

Append text to the end of an existing OneNote page as a new outline block. Newlines become separate paragraphs. Never overwrites existing content.

Update a page's body content. mode 'replace' (default) clears the existing body outlines and writes the new content; mode 'append' adds to the end. The page title is preserved. Newlines become separate paragraphs.

Append rich content to a page: a well-formed XHTML fragment and/or an image from a local file path. Supported blocks: h1-h6 (rendered as sized bold text), p, ul/ol with nested lists, table/tr/th/td, pre (Consolas lines), blockquote, div (recursed). Inline: b/strong, i/em, u, code, a href, span with style. Multiple sibling root elements are fine. The fragment must parse as XML — self-close void tags and match every open tag. Provide html and/or image_path.

Rename an existing page (sets its title).

Move a page to another section. IMPORTANT: OneNote assigns the moved page a NEW object ID — use the 'page_id' returned by this tool for any further operations on the page; the old ID becomes invalid.

Change page order within a section. Provide either before_page_id or after_page_id as the reference the moved page should sit before/after.

Create a new section in a notebook (or inside a section group). Get the notebook/group ID from onenote_hierarchy. Returns the new section_id.

Create a section group inside a notebook or another section group. Returns section_group_id.

Create a new notebook. By default it is created in OneNote's default notebook folder; pass an absolute 'path' folder to override. Returns notebook_id.

Rename an existing section.

Move a section into a different notebook or section group (the target parent).

Change section tab order within a notebook or section group. Provide either before_section_id or after_section_id as the reference.

Open a notebook, section, or page in the visible OneNote window. This changes what the user sees on screen — use only when the user asked to open or show something.

Export a page or section to a file. format: pdf (default), html, docx, mhtml, xps, or onenote. target_path is the absolute output file path.

Delete a OneNote page by its object ID. By default the page is moved to the notebook's recycle bin (recoverable); pass permanent:true to erase it outright. Destructive — always confirm you have the right page ID (from onenote_hierarchy or onenote_search) before calling. Deletes one page per call.

Delete a section. Moves it to the notebook's recycle bin by default (recoverable); pass permanent:true to erase. Destructive — confirm the section ID first. Deletes the whole section and all its pages.

Delete/close a whole notebook. Highly destructive — confirm the notebook ID explicitly with the user first. Recoverable via recycle bin by default; permanent:true erases.