Feed Digest Pro

The problem

Monitoring multiple RSS, Atom, and JSON feeds manually is time-consuming and often leads to information overload. Developers and researchers struggle to filter out duplicate links and prioritize high-signal content across fragmented sources.

What it does

• Parses RSS 2.0, Atom 1.0, and JSON Feed 1.1 formats from provided URLs.
• Deduplicates items across different sources using canonical links and title matching.
• Classifies content into Technology, Design, Business, Science, and Writing buckets based on keyword analysis.
• Prioritizes items into Must-Read, Worth Reading, and Skim categories based on engagement signals and recency.
• Generates a structured, one-page text digest with concise one-sentence summaries and relevance notes.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

This skill implements specific logic for handling feed metadata, including comment counts and reaction blocks, that generic prompts often miss. It enforces strict deduplication rules and a consistent YYYY-MM-DD format, ensuring your digest is clean and readable without manual cleanup.

Use cases

• Triage engineering blogs and newsletters before starting your workday.
• Catch up on industry news after a vacation by processing monthly archives.
• Extract high-engagement discussions from community aggregators and dev portals.
• Consolidate updates from a specific set of project dependencies or team blogs.

Known limitations

This is a stateless tool. It does not support background polling, feed subscriptions, or scraping full article bodies beyond the feed summary.