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rustfeed-feed-ops

Manages feed and message operations through a command-line interface.

Updated Dec 25, 2025
Search Tags:#database#CLI#RSS#articles#rustfeed#feed-management
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npx skills add https://github.com/ereferen/rustfeed --skill rustfeed-feed-ops
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Skill: rustfeed-feed-ops
Source: https://github.com/ereferen/rustfeed/tree/main/.claude/skills/rustfeed-feed-ops
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ereferen/rustfeed --skill rustfeed-feed-ops

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

rustfeed users require a unified way to manage RSS feeds and their articles from the command line and TUI, including adding, updating, listing, and removing feeds and controlling article state.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Feed management: add, delete, and update feeds, including fetching and syncing metadata.
  • Article operations: fetch new articles, list with unread/favorite filters, and toggle read or favorite status across multiple feeds.
  • Use Case: imagine you are maintaining hundreds of feeds for a content team; you can batch fetch, review, and mark items as read or saved for later from a single interface.

Quick Start

  • Add a feed: cargo run --bin rustfeed-cli -- add <FEED_URL>
  • List feeds: cargo run --bin rustfeed-cli -- list
  • Fetch all feeds: cargo run --bin rustfeed-cli -- fetch
  • Run TUI: cargo run --bin rustfeed-tui

Frequently Asked Questions about rustfeed-feed-ops

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I manage RSS feeds and articles from the command line?▼

You can manage RSS feeds and articles from the command line using a Rust-based CLI that supports adding, removing, and updating feeds, plus fetching and listing articles with read and favorite toggles across a local database.

How do I add and fetch RSS feeds using a cargo-based binary?▼

You can add and fetch RSS feeds by running the cargo binary with arguments like 'add <FEED_URL>' to subscribe and 'fetch' to sync new articles from all configured feeds into your local database.

Can I filter unread and favorite articles across multiple feeds?▼

Yes, the article listing feature supports filtering unread and favorite articles across multiple feeds, and you can toggle the read or favorite status directly from the command line or TUI interface.

What is the best way to batch fetch and review hundreds of RSS feeds?▼

Batch fetching and reviewing hundreds of RSS feeds is best handled by running the 'fetch' command to sync all feeds at once, then using the TUI to review, mark as read, or save articles from a single interface.

Does rustfeed support a TUI for reviewing articles?▼

Yes, rustfeed includes a TUI mode that you can launch to review fetched articles, list feeds, and toggle read or favorite statuses interactively without needing individual command line arguments.

Do I need a local database to store RSS feed articles?▼

Yes, the feed and article operations rely on local database interactions to store feed metadata and article states, enabling deterministic automation and persistent tracking of read and favorite items.

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