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 About Rss Agent

A powerful AI-powered RSS subscription manager and reader for OpenClaw.

Platforms

Web Self-hosted

Languages

Python

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rss-agent

A powerful RSS subscription manager and reader for OpenClaw. This skill replaces traditional RSS readers by providing AI-powered summaries, progressive exploration, and automated delivery.

Features

  • OPML Support: Import/Export your existing subscriptions effortlessly.
  • Feed Management: Add, remove, and categorize feeds with simple commands.
  • Health Checks: Automatically validate feed connectivity and content validity.
  • Progressive Disclosure:
    • Level 1: Quick headline overview.
    • Level 2: AI-generated summaries of interesting articles.
    • Level 3: Deep dive into full article content.
  • Automation: Schedule periodic updates and summaries via OpenClaw cron.
  • AI Native: Tailored for AI agents to browse, summarize, and monitor information for you.

Installation

  1. Clone this repository into your OpenClaw workspace:
    cd ~/.openclaw/workspace/skills
    git clone <repository-url> rss-agent
    
  2. OpenClaw will automatically detect the skill in the next session.

Usage

Ask your OpenClaw agent to:

  • "Import my OPML file from /path/to/follow.opml."
  • "Show me the latest news from my 'AI' category."
  • "Check if all my RSS feeds are still working."
  • "Schedule a daily summary of my 'Tech' feeds every morning at 9 AM."

Directory Structure

  • SKILL.md: The core instruction file for the AI agent.
  • scripts/: Python utilities for parsing OPML and fetching feeds.
  • references/: Detailed API and data schema documentation.

License

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License v3.0 (AGPL-3.0). This ensures the code remains free and open, especially preventing closed-source commercialization in network-hosted environments.

Contribution

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request or open an Issue for discussion.