Connect Microsoft OneNote to Google Calendar

Creates a notebook. See the documentation

Creates a page. See the documentation

Creates a section. See the documentation

Gets a page. See the documentation

Retrieve the body content of a OneNote page as HTML or Markdown. Use **Get Page** for the page's metadata (title, parent section, URLs, timestamps); use this action when you need the actual page content. Use **Search Pages** first to resolve a page name to a pageId. Set convertToMarkdown to true for cleaner, more compact output (recommended when the consumer is an LLM). Set includeIDs to true if you need element IDs for a later update operation. Note: combining includeIDs with convertToMarkdown may strip data-id attributes during conversion. See the documentation

Retrieves available options for the Notebook ID field.

Retrieves available options for the Page ID field.

Retrieves available options for the Section ID field.

Searches for notebooks. See the documentation

Search and list OneNote pages. Supports free-text title search, OData filtering, expansion of related resources, and pagination. Use search for natural-language queries against page titles (e.g., weekly notes, feeding schedule). Translated server-side to a case-insensitive contains filter on the page title. Use filter for structured OData queries (e.g., createdDateTime gt 2026-01-01T00:00:00Z). search and filter can be combined and are joined with and. Limitation: Microsoft Graph does not support searching OneNote page **body content** via this endpoint. To match on content, retrieve a candidate set by title and then call **Get Page Content** for each. Use **Get Page Content** to retrieve the body of a specific page after locating it here. Use **Get Page** for page metadata only. Returns the array of matching pages and a nextLink URL for pagination when more results are available. See the documentation

Searches for sections. See the documentation

Add attendees to an existing event. See the documentation

Create a quick event to the Google Calendar. See the documentation

Create an event in a Google Calendar. See the documentation

Delete an event from a Google Calendar. See the documentation

Retrieve information about the authenticated Google Calendar account, including the primary calendar (summary, timezone, ACL flags), a list of accessible calendars, user-level settings (timezone, locale, week start), and the color palette that controls events and calendars. Ideal for confirming which calendar account is in use, customizing downstream scheduling, or equipping LLMs with the user’s context (timezones, available calendars) prior to creating or updating events. See the documentation.

Get current date and time for use in Google Calendar actions. Useful for agents that need datetime awareness and timezone context before calling other Google Calendar tools.

Retrieve a list of calendars from Google Calendar. See the documentation

Retrieves available options for the Color ID field.

Retrieve instances of a recurring event. See the documentation

Retrieve a list of event from the Google Calendar. See the documentation

Accept, decline, or tentatively accept a Google Calendar event invitation on behalf of the authenticated user. Use this when you need to RSVP to an event. You can identify the event by its exact eventId or by eventName (searches upcoming events by title). If both are provided, eventId takes precedence. The calendarId defaults to primary (the user's main calendar). See the documentation

Retrieve calendar details of a Google Calendar. See the documentation

Retrieve event details from Google Calendar. See the documentation

Retrieve free/busy calendar details from Google Calendar. See the documentation

Update an event from Google Calendar. See the documentation

Update a specific instance of a recurring event. Changes apply only to the selected instance. See the documentation

Update all instances of a recurring event following a specific instance. This creates a new recurring event starting from the selected instance. See the documentation