reg-feed-watcher

Pulls regulatory feeds and filters new items by materiality tier into a digest.

Updated Jun 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe --skill reg-feed-watcher-tk1cntt
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: reg-feed-watcher
Source: https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe/tree/main/docs/claude-for-legal-main/regulatory-legal/skills/reg-feed-watcher
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tk1cntt/PhapChe --skill reg-feed-watcher-tk1cntt

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Legal and compliance teams drown in unfiltered regulatory feeds from dozens of agencies. This Skill pulls configured regulatory sources, filters items against your materiality threshold, and outputs only what is new and relevant since the last check. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Tiered feed pulling: Queries the Federal Register API, direct regulator RSS feeds, optional paid MCP feeds (CourtListener), and manual pasted entries, with deduplication across tiers. - Materiality classification: Sorts rules, NPRMs, ANPRs, RFIs, enforcement actions, and guidance into Always Material, Review-worthy, and FYI tiers, and logs NPRM comment deadlines to a comment tracker. - Source attribution and verification tags: Tags every item with its origin (e.g., [Federal Register], [secondary source], [web search — verify]) so lawyers know which citations to verify first. - Use Case: A privacy counsel runs the scheduled morning check; the Skill pulls FTC, CPPA, and EDPB feeds, flags one new NPRM with its comment deadline, and writes a shareable Markdown digest to disk. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to check the regulatory feeds and report what is new since the 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 monitor regulatory feeds for new rules and enforcement actions?

Configure a watchlist of regulators and feed URLs in the plugin CLAUDE.md, then run the feed check. The Skill pulls the Federal Register API and direct RSS feeds, classifies items by materiality tier, and outputs a digest of what is new since the last check.

What regulatory sources does the feed watcher support?

It supports the Federal Register JSON API for all US federal agencies, direct regulator RSS feeds (SEC, FTC, CFPB, state AGs, EU DPAs), optional paid MCP feeds like CourtListener, and manual pasted entries. A source catalog lists curated options across US, EU/UK, and international categories.

Does the feed watcher work without paid subscriptions like CourtListener?

Yes. Tier 1 free feeds (Federal Register API and direct RSS) are always active and form the baseline. Paid MCP feeds are additive Tier 2 sources used only if configured, and manual entry works regardless of subscription status.

How are NPRM comment deadlines tracked?

For every NPRM classified above skip, the Skill extracts the comment deadline from Federal Register structured data and appends it to comment-tracker.yaml with status undecided, if comment tracking is enabled in the configuration. The deadline also appears in the digest entry.

What happens when a feed returns few or no results?

The Skill reports what was found and stops rather than silently filling gaps from web search or model knowledge. It offers options to broaden the date window, try another feed, or use tagged web search results that must be verified against the issuing authority.

Why are some digest items tagged as secondary sources?

Items from aggregators like IAPP, Lexology, or law firm blogs are tagged [secondary source] because they report on primary regulatory action without being authoritative. They are bumped down a materiality tier until traced to the primary regulator source.