| name | notes-reader |
| description | Read Apple Notes (read-only). Use for accessing meeting notes, raw context, or personal notes the user has captured. |
Notes Reader (READ-ONLY)
Access Apple Notes via AppleScript. Read-only operations only.
List All Notes
osascript -e 'tell application "Notes"
set noteList to {}
repeat with n in notes
set end of noteList to name of n
end repeat
return noteList
end tell'
Read Note by Name
osascript -e 'tell application "Notes"
set noteText to body of note "Note Name Here"
return noteText
end tell'
Replace "Note Name Here" with the exact note title.
List Folders
osascript -e 'tell application "Notes"
set folderList to {}
repeat with f in folders
set end of folderList to name of f
end repeat
return folderList
end tell'
List Notes in Specific Folder
osascript -e 'tell application "Notes"
set noteList to {}
tell folder "FolderName"
repeat with n in notes
set end of noteList to name of n
end repeat
end tell
return noteList
end tell'
Search Notes (by title)
osascript -e 'tell application "Notes"
set noteList to {}
repeat with n in notes
if name of n contains "search term" then
set end of noteList to name of n
end if
end repeat
return noteList
end tell'
Common Use Cases
Find Meeting Notes
Search for notes containing meeting-related terms:
- "meeting"
- "notes"
- Date patterns like "Mar 17"
Access Raw Context
Users often capture raw notes quickly in Apple Notes. Useful for:
- Pre-meeting context
- Quick thoughts they captured
- Reference material
Notes
- Apple Notes returns HTML-formatted content
- Some formatting may need cleanup for readability
- Note names are exact matches unless using
contains
- READ-ONLY: Never modify or delete notes