What problem does it solve? Monitoring external sources like RSS feeds, GitHub repos, or JSON APIs for new items usually requires writing custom polling scripts and tracking what has already been seen. This Skill provides ready-made polling scripts that only report genuinely new items, eliminating duplicate notifications and manual state tracking. ## Core Features & Use Cases - RSS/Atom Feed Watching: Poll any RSS 2.0 or Atom feed and emit only new entries, deduplicated by guid or id. - GitHub Activity Monitoring: Watch issues, pull requests, releases, or commits for any repository, with optional GITHUB_TOKEN support to avoid anonymous rate limits. - Generic JSON API Polling: Poll any JSON endpoint returning a list of objects, with configurable ID fields and dotted paths to nested item lists. - Watermark Deduplication: A shared helper records seen IDs in a bounded, atomically-written state file so the first run establishes a baseline and later runs emit only deltas. - Use Case: Schedule a cron job that checks the Hacker News RSS feed every 15 minutes; when new headlines appear, the agent summarizes and delivers them, and stays silent when nothing changed. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to watch the Hacker News RSS feed every 15 minutes and notify you only when new headlines appear.