blogwatcher

You can automatically track new RSS and Atom feed posts by monitoring blog homepages and feeds to surface newly published articles. This skill scans for updates on demand and uses a local SQLite database to maintain read and unread article states.

Yes, you can import existing RSS feed subscriptions from an OPML file. This skill supports bulk OPML import capabilities to quickly add multiple blogs and feeds for continuous monitoring.

To monitor new articles when a blog lacks an RSS or Atom feed, you can use HTML scraping. This skill falls back to HTML scraping when feeds fail, provided you supply a specific scrape selector to extract content.

Yes, you need a local SQLite database to manage your unread blog articles. The database persists your read and unread state, allowing you to list unread items, mark articles read, and filter by blog or category.

The best way to scan a blog homepage and auto-discover its RSS feed is to add the blog by its URL. The tool automatically discovers available RSS or Atom feeds and scans for newly published articles on demand.

Feed monitoring may fail to surface unread updates if a blog's RSS or Atom feed is broken or unavailable. In these cases, the skill requires a provided HTML scrape selector to fall back and successfully extract new articles.