blogwatcher

Blog monitoring tracks RSS or Atom feeds and lists unread articles automatically. This skill centralizes feed discovery, scanning, and reading state management in one CLI workflow, using SQLite-backed persistence and configurable worker settings to keep a curated reading list without checking each site manually.

Yes, you can import OPML files to manage multiple blog subscriptions at once. The subscription management feature supports adding, listing, removing, and importing blogs from OPML files, allowing you to quickly populate your reading list from existing feed readers or export collections.

When no RSS or Atom feed URL is provided, feed discovery automatically finds feeds from blog homepages. If a feed still cannot be read, the system uses HTML scraping as a fallback to collect content, provided an HTML selector is configured for that specific blog.

To track unread articles across many engineering blogs, use a CLI workflow that scans subscriptions and maintains reading state via SQLite-backed persistence. You can list unread items, mark articles read or unread, and review new posts without manually visiting each site.

Yes, setting up blog scanning and feed discovery requires the blogwatcher-cli command. This CLI manages SQLite-backed persistence, configurable worker settings, and environment-variable overrides to execute scans, import OPML files, and review unread articles across your subscriptions.