$ man how-to/mcp-content-stack

If you publish content across platforms, your MCP stack connects your repo to your publishing tools. The goal is draft-to-publish without leaving the IDE. Write a post in markdown. Finalize it with a skill. Push it to the platform. All from the same terminal session. No switching tabs. No copying and pasting. No reformatting for each platform. The content MCP stack turns your repo into a publishing pipeline.

PATTERN

Typefully schedules and publishes posts to LinkedIn and X. The MCP server lets Claude push finalized drafts directly to your Typefully queue. The workflow: write a LinkedIn post in content/drafts/. Run /finalcopy to normalize the voice, strip formatting, and produce platform-ready text. The skill pushes the final copy to Typefully as a draft. You review it in the Typefully editor and schedule it. This eliminates the copy-paste step between your repo and your publishing queue. The draft goes from markdown to scheduled post in one command. Voice normalization, platform formatting, and queue placement all happen automatically.

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Substack MCP creates draft posts on your Substack publication. The /finalsubstack skill normalizes the voice, extracts publishable content, saves it locally, and creates the draft on Substack. The workflow: write a newsletter draft in content/substack/drafts/. Iterate with Claude until it sounds right. Run /finalsubstack. Claude formats the post, creates the draft on Substack, and generates LinkedIn and X cross-promo snippets. You open Substack, review the draft, add images if needed, and publish. The MCP handles the entire handoff. You never copy 2,000 words from your editor to the Substack web editor. Claude does it. And because the skill also generates cross-promo snippets, your distribution plan is ready before the post goes live.

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ElevenLabs MCP generates audio from text. Turn a blog post into a voiceover. Create TikTok narration from a script. Generate voice tests for different character profiles. The MCP handles text-to-speech, voice cloning, and audio isolation without leaving the IDE. Notion MCP syncs repo content to a Notion knowledge base. The /notionsync skill pushes skills, workflows, and content indexes to Notion pages so your team or audience can browse them in a visual interface. The repo stays the source of truth. Notion is the presentation layer. Both serve the same purpose: extending your content beyond markdown files. ElevenLabs turns text into audio. Notion turns text into visual pages. The repo is the engine. MCPs are the output channels.

FORMULA

The content MCP stack creates a pipeline: Idea > Draft > Finalize > Publish > Distribute. Idea capture: /ideabank parks ideas with tags and cross-references. Draft: write in content/drafts/ with Claude assistance and voice guide enforcement. Finalize: /finalcopy or /finalsubstack normalizes voice, formats for platform, and pushes to the publishing tool. Publish: review in the platform editor, schedule or publish. Distribute: cross-promo snippets auto-generate for other platforms. Each step in this pipeline used to be a manual handoff. Open a new tab. Copy the text. Reformat it. Paste it. Schedule it. With MCPs, the handoffs are automated. You focus on the writing and the strategy. The pipeline handles the mechanics.