Miniflux News

**Verdict:** This is a solid, focused skill for users who already run a Miniflux RSS instance and want to triage unread items and generate concise summaries from the command line or via OpenClaw. **What it does well** - Efficiently pulls unread entries (optionally by category) and formats them into a clean, id‑tagged bullet list that’s easy to work with. - Can fetch full article content (text or HTML) for much better summarization quality, and follows clear rules for concise, non‑inventive summaries. - Supports JSON output, making it suitable for automation or integration with other tooling. - Safely treats read status: it never marks entries as read unless explicitly instructed (with ids or category + confirm), and bulk category operations have built‑in limits. **Main risks / limitations** - Only useful if the user has a Miniflux instance and a valid API token configured; misconfigured URL/token will lead to 401/404 or connection errors. - Operates on live feed data: incorrect or overly broad “mark read” commands (even though explicit) can permanently clear a large number of unread items. - Exposes article content to the assistant for summarization; users should be cautious with sensitive/private feeds. **Best‑fit scenarios** - Users with an existing Miniflux setup who want to quickly scan and triage unread articles via structured lists and short summaries. - Workflows where the assistant is used as a "news triage" helper: listing unread items, then summarizing a chosen subset by id. - Automation or CI tasks that need machine‑readable JSON access to Miniflux entries without building a custom client from scratch.