blogwatcher

To track RSS feed updates via command line, you use a CLI tool to add specific blog or feed URLs and periodically run scan commands to detect newly published articles. The tool maintains a read and unread history to manage your backlog.

Monitoring multiple blogs for new articles is best handled by adding their RSS or Atom feed URLs to an automated tracking system. Running periodic scans summarizes how many new items were found since your last check, preventing missed updates.

To manage read state for tracked RSS articles in a CLI workflow, you use specific commands to mark individual articles or all current items as read. This keeps your review backlog current and ensures future scans only surface newly published posts.

Yes, you can use a command line tool to scan niche research feeds for new posts. By adding specific source URLs, the tool periodically checks these feeds on demand and reports the exact count of newly found items for your review workflow.

Feed monitoring via this CLI does not require external dependencies or components. The tool operates independently to store tracking state and manage your read and unread history directly through its add, scan, list, and read commands.