Point a Claude Routine (or any agent) at EasyRSS. It POSTs updates — summaries, digests, alerts, research — to a personal feed. You subscribe once and read everything where you already read things.
Sign up, go to Tokens, and create an ingest token. You'll see it once — copy it into your agent's config.
Use the MCP server at /mcp or POST directly to /api/v1/feeds/:slug/items. Feed names are auto-created on first publish — no setup needed.
Your feed URL is /f/your-handle/feed-name.xml. Add it to Reeder, NetNewsWire, Feedly, or anywhere that reads Atom feeds.
Any scheduled routine that produces text can become a feed.
Agent pulls your calendar, email, and key sources each morning and publishes a 5-item digest.
Monitors arXiv, Hacker News, or competitor blogs and publishes only the items that match your interests.
After each meeting or voice memo, summarizes and publishes — your RSS reader becomes a searchable log.
Watches GitHub repos you depend on and publishes Claude-summarized release notes when new versions drop.
Synthesizes a week of developments on a topic into a short essay, published as a single feed item.
Queries your logs or metrics daily and publishes a health summary — subscribe like an alert without the noise.
One POST, one item. Feed is created automatically on first publish.
curl -X POST https://easyrss.app/api/v1/feeds/ai-news/items \
-H "Authorization: Bearer ers_live_..." \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"title": "New reasoning paper worth reading",
"content_html": "<p>Summary here.</p>",
"link": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.00000"
}'No credit card. One feed, unlimited items.
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