dsh-rss-for-shadow-suite

Tracking thirty-plus information sources across AI, mathematics, physics, and computer science — Simon Willison\u0027s blog, HuggingFace updates, daily arXiv cs.AI and cs.LG drops, Hacker News, Quanta Magazine — can easily consume an hour or two of your day. dsh-rss-for-shadow-suite collapses that routine into a single install: 33 hand-picked RSS feeds plus two ready-to-run scheduled routines, bundled directly into the Shadow Suite with no per-feed configuration or manual cron setup required.

The plugin ships two automated pipelines. The AI Daily Digest fires the first time you start the server each day, aggregating the latest items from every subscribed feed and writing a dated Markdown brief into your target directory. The Paper Digest triggers at 9:30 am, just after arXiv publishes its daily batch, fetching the newest submissions across ten categories — cs.AI, cs.LG, cs.CL, cs.SE, math, math-ph, hep-th, cond-mat, gr-qc, and quant-ph — and producing a separate document. Both outputs land in the Obsidian vault path you specify, the plugin never overwrites routine files you have edited, and it seeds scheduling state automatically on first install, then stays completely silent afterward.

It is built for Shadow Suite users who rely on daily information intake — researchers, developers, and engineers tracking the technical frontier. You do not need to understand RSS XML, configure crontab entries, or manage thirty-plus source URLs individually. After installing, point the routine working directory at your notes library and you are done; if your network requires a proxy, set a single proxyUrl line, and everything else works out of the box.