Add RSS Emit to feed generation and RSS2NEWSLETTER - #141
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Thanks for your creation and sharing. looks like it is kind of API service. Am I right ? |
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Yeah it's a service you can use (via web, api, or MCP) to create and interact with RSS feeds. So you can turn an RSS feed into an email newsletter, slack/discord digest, etc. Or can create RSS feeds from a prompt or a filter on one or many RSS feeds (for e.g. to create a feed of release notes relevant to your specific product based on the feeds generated off all your dependencies' change logs). |
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Thanks for the explanation. Since it is not designed for common people, I suggest how about move it to the API section. |
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RSS Emit generates Atom and JSON Feed output from web pages, source lists, or a topic prompt, and can deliver new items as a newsletter, to chat, or to an HTTP endpoint.
Listed in two places since it covers both: 'universally from > multiple sources' for the generation side, and RSS2NEWSLETTER for the delivery side. Happy to drop either one.