Lists all OneNote notebooks accessible to the signed-in user, including notebook IDs needed for other tools.

Lists OneNote sections, optionally scoped to a single notebook by ID. Section IDs are needed by create_page.

Lists OneNote section groups (folders that contain sections and/or other section groups), optionally scoped to a single notebook.

Searches OneNote pages by full-text query. Returns matching pages with IDs, titles, and parent section/notebook info.

Returns the full content and metadata for a single OneNote page. Defaults to HTML; pass format="markdown" for converted output.

Creates a new top-level OneNote notebook with the given display name.

Creates a new section inside the given notebook or section group. Exactly one of notebookId or sectionGroupId must be provided.

Creates a new section group inside the given notebook or another section group. Exactly one of notebookId or sectionGroupId must be provided.

Creates a new OneNote page in the given section. Accepts Markdown (default) or HTML; optional attachments upload binary parts referenced from the content via name:<name> URIs.

Applies one or more edits to an existing OneNote page (append, prepend, insert, replace, delete). Targets are body, title, or #<data-id> selectors — find data-id values in the HTML returned by read_page.

Permanently deletes a OneNote page by ID. There is no undo — confirm with the user before calling.

Lists pages in a OneNote section, or across every section of a notebook, without needing a search term. Use it to browse what exists and get page IDs. Note: there is no account-wide page listing — Graph rejects it on accounts with many sections, so scope by section or notebook.

Searches OneNote pages by text and returns matches with page IDs, titles, and where they live. Works section-scoped, notebook-scoped, or across the whole account. This is the working alternative to search_pages, which relies on a Graph search endpoint that rejects requests on this account.

Maps the OneNote structure: notebooks, the section groups inside them, and every section with its ID. Start here when you need section IDs for list_pages, create_page, or find_pages.

Copies a page into another section, alongside its original. The source page is left untouched — this never moves or deletes anything.

Reports which Microsoft account is signed in, the token cache location, and whether the cached token still works. Use it first when a OneNote call fails with an authentication error.

Maintains a local mirror of the OneNote structure (notebook/section/page names and IDs) so page lookup and search are instant instead of costing a Graph round trip each. Search and status are offline. Sync/rebuild hit Graph and can take minutes on a large account — prefer sync, and scope it with sections when you know what changed.

Turns a human description of a page ("今日任务 / 香港", or a title alone) into a real page ID, served from the local index. Use this before reading or editing a page you named rather than identified. Stored IDs go stale when a page is moved, so this verifies against Graph on a miss and repairs the index.