MCP Substack Server
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The MCP Substack Server downloads and parses Substack posts for use with the Claude.ai desktop app. It extracts key information like title, author, and content for summarization and other tasks.
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What is MCP Substack Server?
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to download and parse content from Substack posts. It facilitates integration between Substack content and the Claude.ai desktop application.
How to use MCP Substack Server?
- Install dependencies using
npm install. 2. Configure the Claude desktop app by adding the server configuration toclaude_desktop_config.json. 3. Start the server usingnpm start. 4. In Claude, use a prompt like 'Could you download and summarize this Substack post: [URL]'.
Key features of MCP Substack Server
Downloads and parses Substack posts
Extracts title, author, subtitle, and content
Works with public Substack posts
Integrates with Claude.ai desktop app
Use cases of MCP Substack Server
Summarizing Substack articles within Claude
Analyzing Substack content using Claude's capabilities
Integrating Substack content into Claude workflows
Automating the extraction of key information from Substack posts
FAQ from MCP Substack Server
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It's a protocol that allows applications like Claude to interact with external servers to retrieve and process data.
What Substack posts are supported?
What Substack posts are supported?
The server is designed to work with public Substack posts.
What version of Node.js is required?
What version of Node.js is required?
Node.js v18 or higher is required.
Where can I find the claude_desktop_config.json file?
Where can I find the claude_desktop_config.json file?
The file is located in ~/Library/Application Support/Claude/ on macOS.
What license is the server released under?
What license is the server released under?
The server is released under the MIT License.