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Microsoft OneNote 365

Manages Microsoft OneNote 365 notebooks, sections, section groups, and pages via the Microsoft Graph API. Provides full CRUD operations for notebooks (list, get, create), sections (list, get, create), section groups (list, get, create), and pages (list, get, create, update, delete, search). Pages support HTML content for creation and updates, with update supporting append or replace modes. Search filters pages by title with optional notebook scoping. List operations for sections, section groups, and pages can optionally filter by parent ID or return all items across the hierarchy. Only delegated OAuth2 authentication is supported (no app-only/client credentials).

NamespaceRobomotion.OneNote365
Version1.1.0
CategoryProductivity, Business Software
Nodes16

Nodes

NodeDescription
List NotebooksLists notebooks in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Get NotebookGets a notebook in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Create NotebookCreates a notebook in Microsoft OneNote 365.
List SectionsLists sections in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Get SectionGets a section in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Create SectionCreates a section in Microsoft OneNote 365.
List Section GroupsLists section groups in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Get Section GroupGets a section group in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Create Section GroupCreates a section group in Microsoft OneNote 365.
List PagesLists pages in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Get PageGets a page in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Create PageCreates a page in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Update PageUpdates a page in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Delete PageDeletes a page in Microsoft OneNote 365.
Search PagesSearches pages in Microsoft OneNote 365.
ToolkitExposes this package's operations to an AI Agent as a single tool.

AI Agent tools

15 of these nodes are exposed as tools an AI Agent can call directly: List Notebooks, Get Notebook, Create Notebook, List Sections, Get Section, Create Section, List Section Groups, Get Section Group, Create Section Group, List Pages, Get Page, Create Page, Update Page, Delete Page, Search Pages.

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