"Substack" matching MCP servers:

Enables AI agents to write and publish Substack posts, manage subscribers and analytics, schedule Notes, and research other writers through 65 tools.

Enables searching, filtering, and exporting Substack blog posts via MCP tools, with full-text search, caching, and citation generation.

An MCP server that gives Copilot access to Substack posts from your authenticated reader account, including paid subscriptions, enabling daily summary generation by syncing, caching, and summarizing posts.

Remote MCP server that provides tools to read a Substack user's notes and recent activity when given a public profile name.

Read-only MCP server for accessing Substack content including publications, posts, comments, author profiles, recommendations, and Notes feed using your own session token.

A credential-free MCP server that turns a Substack publication's public RSS archive and official analytics snapshots into a durable, queryable local SQLite ledger. It provides 12 MCP tools for browsing posts, tracking versions, recording metric snapshots, and analyzing content patterns.

Enables MCP clients to access your Substack account, including subscriptions, combined feed, full posts (paid ones you have access to), search, publication chats, direct messages, and free subscription management.

MCP server and CLI for Substack creators: rich Markdown drafts, draft tags, Notes, publication and post analytics, growth sources, archive search, anonymous reading of public profiles and Note threads, subscriber segmentation and consented subscriber management. Long-form posts stay drafts; Notes publish immediately.

MCP server for Substack that enables reading articles, comments, feed, and subscriptions from AI clients like Cursor and Claude, with optional authentication for paid content.

MCP server for Substack's official Publisher API that enables querying post analytics, subscriber counts, and publication data through natural language from MCP clients.

Private MCP server for validating, previewing, creating, and updating Substack newsletter drafts through an MCP-compatible client.

Evidence-based supplement intelligence in your terminal, exposed as an MCP server for AI agents to research, compare, stack, and manage supplements.

Enables AI tools to ingest blog, article, and newsletter URLs from Medium, Dev.to, and Substack into clean Markdown with metadata, via the ingest_article and list_providers tools.