blogwatcher

You can track RSS and Atom feeds to surface new articles by configuring the blogwatcher-cli to scan your sources, automatically discover feeds from blog homepages, and persist new updates to local storage.

Yes, you can batch-subscribe to multiple blogs by importing your existing OPML subscription files, allowing you to quickly aggregate and monitor numerous feeds at once.

You manage read and unread article state across multiple blogs using the blogwatcher-cli, which tracks your reading progress and maintains persistent local storage for long-running feed monitoring.

To monitor blogs without an RSS feed, you can use the HTML scraping fallback feature, which extracts updates directly from the webpage when standard feed discovery methods are unavailable.

Yes, blogwatcher-cli supports automatic feed discovery from blog homepages, automatically detecting RSS or Atom feeds so you can start tracking updates without manual configuration.

You configure persistent storage for long-running feed monitoring by setting specific environment variables, ensuring your tracked articles and read/unread state are saved locally across sessions.