What problem does it solve? Manually checking X/Twitter, GitHub, Reddit, Hacker News, and RSS feeds every day is repetitive and easy to forget. This Skill creates a working, scheduled collector that pulls fresh items from multiple public sources and saves dated Markdown digests locally, with verified scheduling instead of a plan that never runs. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-source collection: Gathers items from GitHub releases/issues/commits, official RSS feeds, X/Twitter via xurl, Reddit public JSON search, and Hacker News Algolia search, with deduplication by canonical URL. - Verified scheduling: Sets up a launchd LaunchAgent on macOS for local collectors, or Hermes cron when LLM reasoning or gateway delivery is needed, then runs and verifies the job with real logs and exit codes. - Resilient output: Writes dated Markdown files plus a latest.md copy, with per-source exception handling so one failing source never kills the whole digest. - Use Case: Ask for a daily digest of an open-source project's GitHub releases, related Reddit threads, and Hacker News mentions, and receive a tested script under ~/scripts/ writing dated Markdown into ~/Notes/ every morning via launchd. ## Quick Start Set up a daily scheduled news digest that collects GitHub releases, Reddit posts, and Hacker News mentions for a topic and saves them as Markdown files in my notes folder.
