research-digest

To automate a daily research digest, this skill fetches and parses RSS/Atom feeds from the last 24 hours, augments gaps with targeted web search, and ranks results by recency and source priority. It outputs a markdown digest of top new posts.

Monitoring a research field without repeats requires tracking previously sent URLs for deduplication. This skill scores candidates by specificity and filters off-topic items, ensuring your daily brief contains only non-repeating, highly relevant links.

Relevance scoring for morning briefs ranks candidates by recency, source priority (feeds outrank generic search), and specificity, then filters off-topic items. This ensures only the most interesting and relevant new posts appear in your daily digest.

Yes, you can generate daily digest reports for a team by configuring RSS/Atom feeds for your topic. The skill writes a per-day markdown digest into the articles directory and sends a notification with the full digest URL for sharing.

You do not need to configure web search separately for your daily brief. The skill automatically supplements gaps in your RSS feed coverage with targeted web search queries based on the specified topic.

A limitation of using RSS feeds alone is coverage gaps, as not all sources publish feeds. This skill mitigates the limitation by augmenting RSS data with targeted web search to ensure comprehensive daily research monitoring.