RSS (Really Simple Syndication) is a web feed format used to publish frequently updated information like blog entries, news headlines, and podcasts. The RSS icon (usually orange) is a standardized symbol used to indicate that an RSS feed is available on a website.
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Enables toggling RSS feed functionality for LaunchNotes projects.
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Planned integration for accessing F1 news and headlines through RSS feeds
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Fetches, parses, and manages RSS/Atom feeds with capabilities for caching, batch fetching, monitoring for updates, searching across feeds, and extracting content in various formats (JSON, Markdown, HTML, text).
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Provides access to RSS3 API, enabling queries for on-chain data, social media content, RSS3 network information (staking, nodes), and AI intelligence reports across the Open Web.
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Enables interaction with a Tiny Tiny RSS (tt-rss) instance, allowing for the management of RSS feeds and categories, retrieval of headlines and full article content, status updates for articles (read, starred, published), and the generation of automated daily summary reports.
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Enables automated ingestion of ideas and content from RSS feeds (such as AI newsletters) through the pipeline function, which triages items for relevance, generates embeddings, and stores them for semantic search.
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Supports performance tracking and reporting for RSS-driven email campaigns.
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Supports torrent discovery and searching through RSS feed integration modes.
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Enables fetching and parsing of any standard RSS/Atom feed, converting the content into a structured JSON format with cleaned text descriptions
