Manage multi-platform RSS subscriptions with incremental updates and digest reports.
npx skills add https://github.com/ALBEDO-TABAI/lets-go-rss --skill lets-go-rss
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: lets-go-rss Source: https://github.com/ALBEDO-TABAI/lets-go-rss/tree/main Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ALBEDO-TABAI/lets-go-rss --skill lets-go-rss
Lets Go RSS is a lightweight universal RSS subscription manager that runs as a Claude Skill inside AI IDEs and agents, enabling cross-platform subscription aggregation with incremental updates, deduplication, and digest-style reports.
Add subscriptions, then run an update to fetch new items and generate digest reports.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To aggregate cross-platform RSS subscriptions with incremental updates, use a manager that tracks feed items in SQLite for deduplication. This ensures only newly fetched content from platforms like YouTube, Bilibili, or Twitter is processed during each update cycle.
Yes, you can use Claude to automatically classify RSS feed items. By integrating the Anthropic API, the subscription manager categorizes fetched content and surfaces relevant items, producing concise digest reports for AI IDEs.
You can generate digest reports from multi-platform RSS feeds in Markdown by running an update cycle on your aggregated subscriptions. The manager processes new items and outputs concise per-account summaries alongside standard RSS 2.0 XML feeds.
Yes, this RSS subscription manager supports fetching content from Douyin and Xiaohongshu. It also covers YouTube, Vimeo, Behance, Weibo, Bilibili, Twitter/X, and ZhishiPlanet, enabling multi-platform subscription management in one place.
Yes, you need Python 3 and yt_dlp to run this automated RSS digest generator. Additional required dependencies include httpx and python-dateutil, with the Anthropic API being optional for enabling AI-assisted content classification features.
The best way to schedule automated RSS feed digest updates is using crontab. This allows the subscription manager to periodically fetch incremental updates, deduplicate entries via SQLite, and generate digest reports within Claude-enabled AI environments.
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