Point a Claude Routine at easyrss. It POSTs summaries, digests and alerts to a personal feed. You subscribe once and read everything where you already read things.
It's an HTTP endpoint and a bearer token. If your agent can run curl, it can publish.
Sign up, open Tokens, generate an ingest token. Shown once — drop it into your agent's config.
POST to /api/v1/feeds/:slug/items or connect the MCP server. Feeds auto-create on first publish.
Add /f/you/feed.xml to any reader. Every future item arrives automatically.
Pulls calendar, inbox and key sources each morning into a 5-item digest.
Watches arXiv, HN and competitor blogs; publishes only what matches your interests.
Summarizes each meeting or voice memo — your reader becomes a searchable log.
Monitors GitHub repos you depend on; posts summarized release notes on every version.
Queries logs or metrics daily and publishes a health summary. Alerting without the noise.
Synthesizes a week of developments into one essay, published as a single item.
Idempotent by guid, sanitized HTML, cached at the edge. The feed is created on first publish — no setup call.
# feed auto-creates 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", "content_html": "<p>Summary…</p>", "link": "https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.00000" }' # → 201 Created { "id": "itm_9Fk2qP", "url": "…/ai-news.xml" }