Evernote

Paid personal, Business and Teams plans only. Evernote states that Free (Basic) accounts are not included, and that Business and Teams admins can manage MCP access for their organization and members. If your account is not eligible, Evernote says you will see a message explaining why when you try to connect.

Yes, and the OAuth grant says so: the server advertises four scopes and one is delete. The delete_note tool moves a note to the trash rather than erasing it, and restore_note puts it back. delete_task removes a task. Evernote's own guidance is to treat write actions as you would any automation and review before confirming.

No. Evernote documents OAuth 2.0 with no keys or tokens to manage: you sign in once in your client and approve access on Evernote's consent screen. Clients supporting OAuth Dynamic Client Registration connect with no manual setup at all, because the server registers your client automatically as part of the flow.

No, it is in beta. Evernote states the server is rolling out gradually and that behaviour, tools and supported clients may change while they learn. It actively tests Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Codex. Treat the tool list on this page as a snapshot rather than a stable contract.

Yes. Evernote documents that tool calls are rate-limited per minute, both per individual tool and across all tools together. If you hit a limit, Evernote advises pausing briefly before retrying, and notes that most clients back off and retry automatically. No specific per-minute figure is published.

No. Evernote states access is scoped to what your account already allows, so the AI tool can only see and change what you can see and change. You approve that access during sign-in. The connector inherits your Evernote permissions rather than widening them.