Create a new note with specified name and content.

Supported HTML: , , , , , Best Practices: Use semantic HTML, add tags for spacing, avoid CSS styles Folders: Root level or nested paths (up to 5 levels deep) Limitations: No special chars in name, no complex CSS/JS

Example: name: "Project Report" body: "Status: In ProgressTask 1"

Create a folder in Apple Notes.

Features:

• Creates folders at root level or nested paths (up to 5 levels deep)

• Unicode and emoji support for international characters

• Duplicate name detection and comprehensive validation

• iCloud account support

• Only creates folder if parent path exists

Validation:

• Max 128 characters, no special chars: < > : " | ? *

• Parent paths must exist, prevents duplicates

• Will throw error if parent path doesn't exist

Read a note by its primary key ID with AppleScript verification.

Security Features:

• Verifies note exists with the given ID and name

• Uses primary key ID for precise identification

• Returns full note content with metadata

Output:

• Note name, ID, folder, creation/modification dates

• Full note content (title + body)

• Status and read method information

Read a folder by its primary key ID with AppleScript verification.

Security Features:

• Verifies folder exists with the given ID and name

• Uses primary key ID for precise identification

• Returns detailed folder information with contents

Output:

• Folder metadata (name, ID, creation/modification dates)

• Direct child folders (names and IDs)

• Notes in the folder (names and IDs)

• Summary counts

Update an existing note by its primary key ID with AppleScript verification.

Required: note_id, note_name, new_name, and new_body parameters Supported HTML: , , , , , Best Practices: Use semantic HTML, add tags for spacing, avoid CSS styles Security: AppleScript verifies ID and name match before updating

Example: note_id: "p1234" note_name: "Current Note Title" new_name: "Updated Report" new_body: "Status: CompleteDone"

Rename a folder in Apple Notes by ID with enhanced name verification.

Features:

• Renames folders by ID with double name verification

• Comprehensive validation and duplicate detection

• Unicode and emoji support for folder names

• Works with root level and nested paths

Validation:

• Max 128 characters, no special chars: < > : " | ? *

• Prevents duplicate names in same location

• New name cannot be same as current name

• Verifies folder ID matches current name (double verification)

• Gets actual folder name by ID for additional security

Move a folder from one location to another in Apple Notes by ID with AppleScript verification.

Features:

• Moves folders by ID with AppleScript verification

• Comprehensive validation and duplicate detection

• Unicode and emoji support for folder names

• Works with root level and nested paths

Validation:

• Validates target path exists

• Prevents duplicate names in target location

• Enforces 5-level nesting depth limit

• AppleScript verifies ID and name match the same folder

List the complete folder structure with hierarchical tree format.

Features:

• Shows all folders in hierarchical tree format

• Displays folder nesting levels with visual indicators

• Works with root level and nested folder structures

Output Format:

• Tree structure with ├── and └── indicators

• Clear hierarchy visualization

• Folder names with proper indentation

Returns: Hierarchical tree structure of all folders in Apple Notes

Delete a note by its primary key ID with AppleScript verification.

Security Features:

• Verifies note exists with the given ID

• Confirms note name matches before deletion

• Uses primary key ID for precise identification

• AppleScript handles ID and name verification automatically

• Provides detailed error messages for troubleshooting

Output:

• Note name, ID, deletion status and method information

Delete a folder in Apple Notes by ID with AppleScript verification.

Security Features:

• Verifies folder exists with the given ID

• Confirms folder name matches before deletion

• Uses primary key ID for precise identification

• AppleScript handles ID and name verification automatically

• Provides detailed error messages for troubleshooting

Output:

• Folder name, ID, deletion status and method information

List the complete folder structure with notes included in hierarchical tree format.

Features:

• Shows all folders and notes in hierarchical tree format

• Displays folder nesting levels with visual indicators

• Lists notes within each folder

• Works with root level and nested folder structures

Output Format:

• Tree structure with ├── and └── indicators

• Folder names with proper indentation

• Notes listed under their respective folders

Returns: Hierarchical tree structure of all folders and notes in Apple Notes

List all notes across all folders with their names and IDs.

Features:

• Lists ALL notes from ALL folders in Apple Notes

• Shows note names, IDs, and folder locations

• Includes notes from Recently Deleted folder

• Provides comprehensive system overview

Output Format:

• Numbered list of all notes

• Note names with emoji indicators

• Note IDs for reference

• Folder location for each note

Returns: Complete list of all notes across all folders in Apple Notes

Move a note from one folder to another in Apple Notes by ID with AppleScript verification.

Features:

• Moves notes between root folders and nested paths (up to 5 levels deep)

• Comprehensive validation and error handling

• Supports all folder path types (root, simple, nested)

• Maintains note content and metadata during move

• AppleScript verifies ID and name match before moving

Requirements:

• Note must exist with the given ID and name

• Target folder path must exist

• AppleScript handles all verification automatically

Search for notes containing the specified keywords.

Features:

• Searches through all notes in Apple Notes

• Finds notes containing any of the specified keywords

• Case-insensitive search in note content

• Returns note details with matched keywords

Output Format:

• Numbered list of matching notes

• Note names, IDs, and folder locations

• Matched keywords for each note