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    Blog and Feed Watcher

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    Track RSS and Atom blog updates directly through the blogwatcher CLI.

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    Blog and Feed Watcher

    Example session with this skill installed

    Add the official Go blog and scan it for the latest updates.

    • Read your context and instructions
    • Compiled the blog and feed

    I have added the Go Blog to your tracking list and performed an initial scan. There are currently 3 new articles available for you to read.

    Feed Management Summary

    ActionSourceResult
    Add BlogThe Go Blog (go.dev/blog)Success
    Feed TypeRSS/AtomVerified
    Scan StatusActive3 New Articles Found

    Current Articles

    IDBlogTitleStatus
    1The Go BlogGo 1.22 is releasedUnread
    2The Go BlogDeconstructing Type ParametersUnread
    3The Go BlogSecure by Design: Google's PerspectiveUnread

    Next steps

    1. Run blogwatcher read 1 to mark the first article as read after viewing.
    2. Use blogwatcher articles at any time to see the full list of pending technical reads.
    3. Add more engineering blogs like blog.rust-lang.org to expand your monitoring scope.

    Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.

    What you get

    Monitor engineering blogs for new technical releases.Manage RSS and Atom subscriptions via CLI.Track unread technical articles across multiple sources.Automate feed scanning for local documentation updates.

    About this skill

    The problem

    Managing multiple technical blogs and RSS feeds is tedious when done manually. Developers often lose track of new releases, security patches, or deep-dive articles because they lack a centralized, CLI-driven way to monitor updates.

    What it does

    • Interfaces with the blogwatcher CLI to track RSS and Atom feeds.
    • Adds and manages blog subscriptions directly from the terminal.
    • Scans for new articles and provides detailed summaries of update counts.
    • Manages reading status for discovered articles to keep your feed clean.
    • Filters and lists tracked sources and articles through simple commands.

    Frameworks & tools

    Go, blogwatcher CLI, RSS, Atom.

    Why this beats prompting it yourself

    Generic agents often hallucinate RSS feed structures or fail to maintain a persistent local state. This skill provides the specific syntax and logical flow required to operate the blogwatcher utility, ensuring feed management is consistent and error-free.

    Use cases

    • Automate daily scans of engineering blogs for library updates.
    • Track multiple tech news sources without leaving the terminal.
    • Maintain a reading list of technical documentation updates.
    • Clean up old feed subscriptions via name-based removal.

    Known limitations

    Requires the blogwatcher Go package to be installed on the local machine. It cannot fetch content from blogs that do not provide a standard RSS or Atom feed.

    How to install

    Works the same in every agent - Claude, Cursor, Codex, Copilot and 20+ more.

    ~30 seconds
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      Download the ZIP

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      Unzip into your skills folder

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      Ask your agent to use it

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