daily-news-report

You can automate daily tech news aggregation by configuring source URLs in a sources.json file. The skill fetches content from these sources, scores the items by quality, and generates a structured Markdown report saved to the NewsReport directory.

Yes, you can generate a Markdown news report from JavaScript-heavy pages. The skill features optional browser rendering to properly fetch and extract content from dynamic web pages before aggregating them into the final daily news output.

Parallel subagent fetching deploys multiple subagents concurrently to retrieve data from your configured sources. This concurrent processing accelerates data aggregation and quality scoring before generating the final Markdown news report.

Yes, you need a cache.json file along with a sources.json file to automate daily news reporting. The cache.json file enables the skill to reuse previously fetched results, avoiding redundant web fetches and improving the efficiency of the aggregation process.

The best way to filter and deduplicate technology news is using an automated aggregation skill. It applies quality scoring across fetched items, removes duplicate content during processing, and outputs a concise structured Markdown daily digest.

A limitation of using cached results for web data aggregation is potential content staleness. While caching prevents redundant fetching, it may miss breaking news updates unless the cache.json is regularly refreshed or cleared before generating a new daily report.