StoryChief

Manage marketing content

Category: Content & Design
Primary Subcategory: Content Marketing Operations

Integration details

Description

StoryChief helps users search, inspect, create, and update workspace content from ChatGPT, including articles, social posts, webpages, newsletters, podcasts, video scripts, webinars, and ebooks. The app returns editor links, comment context, scheduling fields, and media details so users can continue review, approval, and publishing in StoryChief.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Content & Design
Primary Subcategory: Content Marketing Operations
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: StoryChief
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-08-15
Tool count: 15
Geography: US

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Primary Subcategory

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Tools

15 tools agents can invoke

Create a new article with a title, content, excerpt, due date and SEO metadata. Returns the article ID, title, and a URL to StoryChief for further editing, publishing, or approval. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax.
article_create
Create a new ebook draft with a title, content, and optional publication date. Returns the ebook ID, title, and a direct URL to the StoryChief editor for further refinement, approval, and scheduling. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax. - See the tool `comments_get` to retrieve comments for an ebook.
ebook_create
Create a new newsletter draft with a title, content, and optional publication date. Returns the newsletter ID, title, and a direct URL to the StoryChief editor for further refinement, approval, and scheduling. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax. - See the tool `comments_get` to retrieve comments for a newsletter.
newsletter_create
Create a new podcast draft with a title, content, and optional publication date. Returns the podcast ID, title, and a direct URL to the StoryChief editor for further refinement, approval, and scheduling. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax. - See the tool `comments_get` to retrieve comments for a podcast.
podcast_create
Create a new post with a message and due date. Returns the post ID, message, and a URL to StoryChief for further editing, publishing, or approval.
post_create
Create a new video script draft with a title, content, and optional publication date. Returns the video script ID, title, and a direct URL to the StoryChief editor for further refinement, approval, and scheduling. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax. - See the tool `comments_get` to retrieve comments for a video script.
videoscript_create
Create a new webinar draft with a title, content, and optional publication date. Returns the webinar ID, title, and a direct URL to the StoryChief editor for further refinement, approval, and scheduling. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax. - See the tool `comments_get` to retrieve comments for a webinar.
webinar_create
Create a new webpage draft with a title, content, and optional publication date. Returns the webpage ID, title, and a direct URL to the StoryChief editor for further refinement, approval, and scheduling. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax. - See the tool `comments_get` to retrieve comments for a webpage.
webpage_create
Retrieve a single StoryChief article by ID. Returns the article ID, status, title, editor URL, and StoryChief markdown content. Use this before editing an article so existing content, comment anchors, and metadata can be preserved. Status values are `draft`, `scheduled`, or `published`. Scheduled articles cannot be updated. Published articles can still be updated. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax.
article_get
Retrieve unresolved comments for a StoryChief content item. Use this to review open feedback before editing content. Returns unresolved comments, reply relationships, and editor keys used to locate anchored comments in StoryChief markdown content.
comments_get
Retrieve a single StoryChief social post by ID. Returns the post ID, status, message, due date, media, editor URL, and unresolved comment count. Use this before editing a social post so existing values can be preserved. Status values are `draft`, `scheduled`, or `published`. Scheduled social posts cannot be updated. Published social posts can have text and due date updated, but media cannot be updated. Media output can include images, links, and videos. Videos are read-only in MCP: they are returned for awareness, but cannot be created or updated with the media input.
post_get
Search for articles by title. Returns a list of articles with their ID, status, title, and a URL to StoryChief for editing. When the person wants to edit the article, first retrieve the full content by using the MCP tool `article_get`. Status values are `draft`, `scheduled`, or `published`. Scheduled articles cannot be updated. Published articles can still be updated.
article_search
Search for social posts by message. Returns a list of social posts with their ID, status, message, and a URL to StoryChief for editing. When the person wants to edit the social post, first retrieve the full content by using the MCP tool `post_get`. Status values are `draft`, `scheduled`, or `published`. Scheduled social posts cannot be updated. Published social posts can have text and due date updated, but media cannot be updated.
post_search
Update an existing StoryChief article by ID. Only provided fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged. Retrieve the article first with `article_get` when editing content, and preserve existing comment anchors exactly where they belong. The update will be rejected if the article is currently locked by another user. Scheduled articles cannot be updated. Published articles can still be updated. Returns the updated article ID, status, title, and StoryChief editor URL for further editing, publishing, or approval. - See [StoryChief Markdown Guide](mcp://resources/storychief_markdown_guide) for a guide on how to use StoryChief's markdown syntax.
article_update
Update an existing StoryChief social post by ID. Only provided fields are changed; omitted fields remain unchanged. Retrieve the social post first with `post_get` when editing so existing values can be preserved. The update will be rejected if the social post is currently locked by another user. Scheduled social posts cannot be updated. Published social posts can have text and due date updated, but media cannot be updated. Media updates support images and links only. Existing videos are returned in the media output for awareness, but video entries cannot be created or updated with this tool. Returns the updated post ID, status, message, due date, media, editor URL, and unresolved comment count.
post_update

StoryChief FAQ

How do I improve a ChatGPT Plugin's discoverability?

The levers are the listing surface agents actually read: names, descriptions, keywords, tool metadata, and registry health. Which lever matters depends on where discovery breaks, which is what continuous measurement shows.

What are StoryChief alternatives on ChatGPT?

As of 2026-09-13, StoryChief competes with DropTrack, Hook Layer, inblog, Sequel.io, Simplified, TopicLift Editorial Copilot, VybeOS, webfaCeMEdia, Weekloop in ChatGPT Content Marketing Operations, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.