Agent-first Evernote tool on the official EDAM API. No developer key needed — authorize once via OAuth in your real browser (the same path Notion's "Import from Evernote" uses), get a ~1-year token, and call the official NoteStore/UserStore API.
Built after Evernote (a) stopped issuing developer tokens / API keys and (b) started blocking automated-browser logins with bot-detection. OAuth from a real browser sidesteps both.
pip install -e .evernote-enerv login # opens your real browser; authorize; token saved to ~/.evernote-enerv/token (0600)No password is ever handled by this tool — only the resulting OAuth token is stored.
Alternatively set EVERNOTE_TOKEN=<token> in the environment.
evernote-enerv account info
evernote-enerv notebook list
evernote-enerv note search "intitle:Q4" --limit 20
evernote-enerv note get <guid>
evernote-enerv note create --title "Idea" --content-text "..." [--notebook Work]All output is JSON: {success, command, data|error, timestamp, requestId}.
Exit code 0 = success, 1 = non-recoverable error, 2 = recoverable (retry).
claude mcp add-json evernote-enerv '{"type":"stdio","command":"<abs-path>/.venv/Scripts/evernote-enerv-mcp.exe"}'Tools: evernote_search, evernote_get_note, evernote_create_note,
evernote_list_notebooks, evernote_account_info.
MVP: search, read, create notes; list notebooks; account info. Phase 2 (not yet): update/delete/move notes, tags, notebook CRUD, USN conflict handling.
evernote-enerv login runs OAuth 1.0a using evernote-backup's bundled consumer key + a
localhost callback server, opening the authorize URL in your default browser. See
docs/superpowers/specs/2026-06-05-evernote-cli-oauth-edam-design.md.
MIT