blogwatcher

You can track RSS and Atom feeds by adding them to a monitoring tool that discovers feeds from blog homepages and checks for newly published articles. This Skill identifies new entries and maintains a persistent read/unread status over time.

Yes, you can import existing RSS subscriptions from an OPML file. The Skill supports OPML import to bring in multiple blog subscriptions, allowing you to manage and filter unread articles by specific blogs or categories.

The best way to filter unread articles by category is to use a feed reader that stores articles in a SQLite database. This Skill manages read/unread status over time, letting you prioritize unread items by specific categories.

Yes, blog monitoring can work when RSS or Atom feed parsing fails if configured with an HTML scraping fallback. This allows the tool to retrieve newly published articles directly from the blog homepage.

Yes, you need SQLite storage to manage read and unread articles. The Skill uses a SQLite database to keep track of articles over time and supports filtering unread items by blog or category for focused reading.

To add a new blog to watch, you run a command like blogwatcher-cli add followed by the blog name and its URL. This begins tracking the site and discovers available RSS or Atom feeds for monitoring new articles.