blogwatcher

Tracking multiple RSS and Atom feeds involves adding each source URL to your configuration and running a scan command. The tool reads configuration and article data from local state to fetch and list new articles across all sources.

Content curation from multiple blogs is handled by adding feed sources and running a scan to fetch updates. This process collects new posts across all sources into a local state for quick review and marking as read.

Yes, tracking blog updates requires a Go-based blogwatcher binary installed in your environment. The tool relies on this CLI application to manage feeds, scan for new articles, and read configuration from local state.

Yes, you can mark items as read across multiple tracked sources. This feature helps manage your article queue by clearing reviewed posts from the local state after scanning for updates.

To list tracked blogs and recent articles, use the tool's listing functionality after running a scan. It reads article data from local state to display your tracked sources and surface new posts for review.

No external database is required as the tool reads configuration and article data directly from local state. Feed updates and tracked blog information are managed entirely through local files via the CLI.