Monitor blogs and RSS/Atom feeds for new articles via the blogwatcher CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw --skill blogwatcher-flemzord
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: blogwatcher Source: https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw/tree/main/skills/blogwatcher Command: npx skills add https://github.com/flemzord/sclaw --skill blogwatcher-flemzord
This Skill lets you track blogs and RSS/Atom feeds from the command line so you stop missing new posts and updates and can manage discovered articles efficiently.
Run blogwatcher scan after adding feeds with blogwatcher add to discover new articles across your tracked blogs.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can monitor RSS and Atom feeds by using a command-line interface to add feeds, periodically scan for new articles, and manage discovered posts. This approach tracks blog updates directly from your terminal without a graphical reader.
The best way to track new blog posts is to add your target RSS or Atom feeds to a monitoring tool and run periodic scans. This detects new articles and reports summaries, ensuring you never miss updates from your tracked blogs.
Yes, you can manage and mark RSS articles as read using a CLI. The command-line interface supports listing discovered articles, marking items as read, and removing feeds for lightweight article workflow management.
Yes, this RSS feed monitoring approach is designed for personal or small-scale feed tracking. It supports periodic scans and basic article management tasks, making it suitable for individual blog tracking.
Yes, you need the blogwatcher binary to scan blogs for new articles. The command-line interface requires this binary to add feeds, scan for new posts, list articles, and mark items as read.
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