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Hermes Agent RSS Information Collection

Knowledge Management Updated 2026.08.29

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About this skill

Problem

RSS feeds often arrive as fragmented items, duplicated links, and long summaries that are hard to skim. This skill turns configured feeds into a Chinese, mobile-friendly news menu while preserving the raw normalized result for follow-up expansion, comparison, and workflow handoff.

How It Works

The skill treats the filesystem as working memory: preferences.yaml stores user preferences, references/config.yaml stores RSS sources and grouping, and scripts/rss_reader.py fetches, parses, deduplicates, and writes to ~/.cache/rss-reader/latest.json. The first pass emits a menu; when the user asks to expand, compare, inspect demoted categories, or change preferences, it loads only the relevant cached result and references/output-format.md. Recurring failures or useful corrections can be recorded in references/pitfalls.md.

Boundaries

Output defaults to Chinese and avoids copying long RSS text verbatim; links appear mainly during expansion or on request. Results depend on source configuration, network access, parsing, and deduplication, so empty output should be checked against fetch failures, missing parsed items, or history deduplication.

Use Cases

  • Quickly review multiple technical RSS feeds and compile same-topic items into a Chinese menu.
  • Expand a selected news item using the cached latest.json result with a summary and links.
  • Compare coverage of the same event across RSS sources and produce a Chinese difference summary.
  • Debug empty RSS output by separating deduplication, fetch failure, and parse failure.

Best For

  • Technical editors managing multiple RSS feeds who need a Chinese morning news menu.
  • Knowledge-management engineers who need to deduplicate external news and cache it for expansion.
  • Independent developers operating personal workflows who need preference-based menus and comparisons.
  • Agent workflow maintainers who need to hand results to other agents via workflow contracts.