Manage RSS, GitHub, Hacker News, and webhook feed sources with add, list, and remove operations.
npx skills add https://github.com/norrietaylor/distillery --skill watch-norrietaylor
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: watch Source: https://github.com/norrietaylor/distillery/tree/main/skills/watch Command: npx skills add https://github.com/norrietaylor/distillery --skill watch-norrietaylor
Distillery needs a centralized way to discover, register, and manage external feed sources (RSS, GitHub, etc.) that inform ambient intelligence and context for downstream tasks.
Add a new feed source using the watch command.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can monitor GitHub repositories by adding them as feed sources using the watch command. The system applies sensible defaults for the GitHub source type, enabling automatic polling and registration for ambient intelligence tasks.
Supported feed source types include RSS, GitHub, Hacker News, and webhook sources. You can store and query these feeds using add, list, and remove operations with optional labels, polling intervals, and trust weights.
Yes, you can remove feed sources and optionally purge historical entries to keep your registry clean. This operation ensures outdated monitoring data is cleared from the Distillery system.
You can list registered feed sources by querying the watch system to view your current monitoring scope. This operation displays all active RSS, GitHub, Hacker News, and webhook sources stored in the registry.
Yes, the distillery_watch tool is required to store, update, and query feed sources. It enables add, list, and remove operations while providing sensible defaults for source type, polling interval, and label.
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