Publishing a newsletter is one thing; keeping up with subscribers is another, and Substack asks you to do both from its own dashboard. Connect the Substack MCP server to Neotask and you can draft-to-publish a post and handle subscriber relationship tasks — replies, notes, management questions — directly from the conversation you're already having about the piece.
Once a post is ready, ask Neotask to publish it to your Substack newsletter directly rather than copy-pasting into the Substack editor.
Ask about a specific subscriber's status or manage a relationship task; the agent works with Substack's subscriber data to answer or act.
Neotask can help draft it, but this connection specifically handles publishing the finished post and managing subscribers on Substack.
Yes — subscriber relationship management is part of what the connection covers.
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