Rss Digest

**Quick judgment:** Strong, focused skill for turning RSS queues into concise reading digests, especially for users already using or willing to install the `feed` CLI. It’s well-scoped, opinionated, and designed to surface only the most valuable posts rather than everything new. **Strengths:** - Automates a full workflow: fetch → triage → read → summarize → present. - Sensible defaults (unread limit, starter OPML import, table outputs) and clear guidance not to mark items as read. - Token-conscious design by preferring URL fetching and tabular outputs, which should help performance and cost. **Risks / Limitations:** - Hard dependency on the external `feed` CLI (`brew install odysseus0/tap/feed`); environments without Homebrew or that CLI will break the workflow. - Reliability is sensitive to external web fetching tools and RSS source stability; content extraction quality may vary. - No explicit content filtering: contrarian or surprising articles might include controversial or sensitive material, relying on the underlying model’s general safety behavior. **Recommended scenarios:** - You have an existing RSS setup (or are willing to use the provided OPML starter set) and want a compact, high-signal reading list instead of a raw feed dump. - You regularly fall behind on blogs or tech news and want an automated agent to scan and summarize the most interesting items. - You’re building a personal “reading brief” workflow where an agent prepares a theme-grouped summary of notable posts from your subscriptions.