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Substack MCP Plus Documentation

Welcome to the Substack MCP Plus documentation! This directory contains all the guides and references you need to use and understand the project.

📚 User Documentation

Getting Started

Usage Guides

🔧 Development Documentation

Internal Documentation

For contributors and developers working on the project:

🔗 Quick Links

📖 Documentation Structure

docs/
├── README.md                    # Documentation index (this file)
├── QUICKSTART.md               # Get started in 5 minutes
├── TODO.md                     # Current work items with subtasks
├── ROADMAP.md                  # Long-term vision and features
├── authentication.md            # Authentication setup guide
├── formatting.md                # Content formatting guide
├── TESTING.md                   # Comprehensive testing documentation
├── claude_desktop_test_checklist.md # Quick testing reference
├── COVERAGE_REPORT.md          # Detailed test coverage by module
├── TROUBLESHOOTING.md          # Common issues and solutions
├── KNOWN_ISSUES.md             # Current limitations and workarounds
├── ERROR_HANDLING_FIXES.md     # Consolidated error fix journey
├── FEATURES.md                 # Feature comparison and capabilities
├── VISION.md                   # Future plans and roadmap
├── CONFIRMATION_SYSTEM.md      # Safety confirmation system
└── internal/                    # Internal/development docs
    ├── GITHUB_READY.md         # GitHub preparation summary
    ├── DOCS_CLEANUP_PLAN.md    # Documentation cleanup plan
    ├── claude_md_improvements.md # CLAUDE.md enhancement summary
    ├── CLAUDE_CODE_PERSPECTIVE.md # AI's development perspective
    ├── ERROR_HANDLING_JOURNEY.md # Technical error fixing journey
    ├── claude-code-implementation-guide.md
    ├── substack-mcp-plus-prd.md
    ├── retrospective.md
    ├── mcp_semantic_completeness.md
    └── substack-mcp-test-report.md

🤝 Contributing

If you'd like to contribute to the documentation:

  1. Follow the existing documentation style
  2. Use clear, concise language
  3. Include examples where helpful
  4. Update this README when adding new docs

For more information about contributing to the project, see the main README.