publish-substack-article

You can convert Markdown to HTML for Substack drafts using this Skill, which relies on the Python markdown package to parse content and automate browser insertion via Chrome DevTools or Playwright MCP, saving the output as an unpublished draft for review.

Publishing Markdown to Substack does not require a direct API integration because this Skill uses browser automation via Chrome DevTools or Playwright MCP to input converted HTML directly into the editor.

To handle Markdown tables when publishing to Substack, this Skill converts table structures into images and handles the image uploads, ensuring complex table formatting is maintained within the Substack editor without breaking the layout.

Yes, you need Python installed to automate Substack article publishing because the Skill depends on the Python markdown package to perform the core conversion of your Markdown content into Substack-compatible HTML.

The best way to automate saving Substack drafts from technical blog posts is using a workflow that converts Markdown to HTML and saves it directly as a draft, preventing accidental immediate publication while preserving formatting for final edits and scheduling.