reg-feed-watcher

Pulls regulatory feeds and generates a materiality-filtered digest of new developments.

Updated May 19, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/jrhueiueng/codex-for-legal --skill reg-feed-watcher-jrhueiueng
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Skill: reg-feed-watcher
Source: https://github.com/jrhueiueng/codex-for-legal/tree/main/plugins/jrhueiueng/codex-for-legal/skills/regulatory-legal__reg-feed-watcher
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jrhueiueng/codex-for-legal --skill reg-feed-watcher-jrhueiueng

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill prevents regulatory feed monitoring from becoming noisy, inconsistent manual checking by automatically pulling configured sources and producing a prioritized digest of what changed since the last run.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Materiality-filtered regulatory digest: Pulls from configured feed tiers and filters items using your configured materiality threshold so you only see changes that matter.
  • Source-attributed reporting with verification tags: Labels each item with where it came from (e.g., Federal Register, regulator RSS, MCP tools) and clearly flags higher fabrication risk sources.
  • Pre-rule and deadline handling: Treats ANPR/RFI as direction-signaling (not “always material”) while extracting and logging comment deadlines for downstream review workflows.
  • Coverage gap surfacing: Detects when your configured watchlist lacks coverage based on the curated source catalog and prompts you once instead of nagging.

Quick Start

Use reg-feed-watcher to check regulatory feeds now and generate a tiered digest of new developments since your last check.

Frequently Asked Questions about reg-feed-watcher

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I automate regulatory monitoring and filter for material changes?

Automated regulatory monitoring polls configured Federal Register APIs and direct regulator feeds to generate a tiered, materiality-filtered digest of new developments since your last check. It applies de-duplication across tiers to prevent redundant reporting.

What is the best way to track comment deadlines for ANPR, RFI, and NPRM documents?

Tracking comment deadlines for ANPR, RFI, and NPRM documents involves extracting submission dates from regulatory feeds and logging them for downstream review workflows. The system treats these pre-rules as direction-signaling rather than automatically material, ensuring accurate deadline capture.

How does source attribution work for compliance intelligence digests?

Source attribution for compliance intelligence labels each regulatory digest item with its origin, such as Federal Register, regulator RSS, or TR and CourtListener MCP connectors. It also flags items with higher fabrication risk, providing clear verification tags for every citation.

Can I use Federal Register APIs and CourtListener MCP connectors together for feed diffs?

Yes, Federal Register APIs and CourtListener MCP connectors work together seamlessly. The system pulls from configured feed tiers and optionally enriches the data using TR and CourtListener MCP connectors, applying de-duplication across all source tiers.

How do I identify regulatory watchlist coverage gaps during feed monitoring?

Identifying regulatory watchlist coverage gaps involves comparing your configured watchlist against a curated local source catalog. The system detects missing coverage and prompts you once, instead of repeatedly nagging, to update your feed configuration.

What configuration do I need to start generating a regulatory update digest?

Generating a regulatory update digest requires loading a watchlist, materiality threshold, and feed configuration from CLAUDE.md. The system uses these settings to poll sources, filter results, and write the digest output to your configured path.