blogwatcher

To monitor RSS feeds automatically, you need a CLI tool that tracks feed updates and stores article states. blogwatcher scans tracked blogs for new articles, manages read/unread states, and lists unread posts for review.

Yes, you can import OPML files to manage multiple RSS feeds at once. blogwatcher supports OPML import to centralize feed monitoring, allowing you to filter articles by category or blog and track updates across numerous sources.

The best way to scrape blog content without an RSS feed is using an automated HTML scraping fallback. blogwatcher facilitates content discovery by automatically finding feeds from URLs and falling back to scraping when necessary.

Yes, a local SQLite database is required for persistent storage. blogwatcher uses this database to manage read and unread states, store structured article data, and maintain your tracked feed list locally.

Command-line feed monitoring works by scanning configured blogs and filtering new posts directly in your terminal. blogwatcher automates discovery and structured article management, letting you review engineering blogs and mark posts as read.

Yes, you can filter unread articles by category in an RSS reader. blogwatcher provides flexible management that allows you to filter articles by specific category or blog, helping you focus on relevant research topics.