Substack IQ
Explore Substack! Provide a link, chat with articles, find new authors, search all of Substack, & more.
Explore Substack! Chat with articles, find new authors, search all of Substack, and more. Simply provide a link to a Substack and ChatGPT will read and index the data so you can chat with your Substack data. ChatGPT can also search for Substack authors based on keywords or topics of interest. It provides a seamless experience by preventing incorrect URL formatting and giving troubleshooting context. You can use it for free Substack posts, research, and scanning all categories like websites, app development, coding, writing, SEO, advertising, health, workout, photography, and much more!
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API docs
Learn how to use Substack IQ effectively! Here are a few example prompts, tips, and the documentation of available commands.
Example prompts
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Prompt 1: "I want to find articles about web development on Substack."
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Prompt 2: "Can you help me search for Substack authors who write about health and wellness?"
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Prompt 3: "I found an interesting article on Substack, can you fetch its content for me?"
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Prompt 4: "I want to explore articles on Substack related to AI and machine learning."
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Prompt 5: "Can you help me search for Substack authors who write about entrepreneurship?"
Features and commands
Feature/Command | Description |
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submitLink | This command allows you to submit a Substack link for processing. The link will be validated, verified, and the feed content will be fetched, parsed, and cleaned up. |
summarizeSubstack | This command retrieves a summary of the feed content based on its feed ID. It returns metadata such as the title, description, publication date, and creator for each article in the feed. |
submitQuery | This command accepts a text query and a feed ID, and queries the Pinecone database to return relevant results. The query is vectorized to improve search accuracy. |
getArticle | This command allows you to fetch a specific article from a feed by providing its link. It returns the article's title, description, publication date, creator, and content. |
searchFeed | This command accepts a search query and returns matching feed results. You can use it to search for specific topics or keywords within Substack feeds. |