substack-toc-generator

To generate a table of contents for a Substack post, you need the POST_ID from your draft URL. The skill creates internal anchor links using the '/i/POST_ID/section-slug' format, automatically building a numbered TOC that integrates directly with Substack's content structure.

The '/i/POST_ID/section-slug' format is the specific URL structure Substack uses for internal article anchor links. It combines the unique POST_ID from your draft URL with the section slug to create working navigation links, particularly improving mobile navigation for readers.

Yes, the POST_ID is required to create valid Substack TOC links. You extract this identifier directly from your draft URL, which the generator then uses to construct the correct '/i/POST_ID/section-slug' anchor links for your table of contents.

Yes, you can automate TOC creation for long-form Substack articles. This skill automatically generates a numbered table of contents with working internal anchor links for each section, saving time compared to manual creation and improving mobile navigation for readers.

Manually created table of contents links often fail on Substack because they do not use the correct '/i/POST_ID/section-slug' format. Automating TOC generation with the proper POST_ID ensures your internal anchor links integrate with Substack's content structure and function correctly.

Yes, a Substack table of contents improves mobile navigation. By generating working internal anchor links using the correct '/i/POST_ID/section-slug' format, readers can easily jump to specific sections of your long-form article without excessive scrolling.