Colin-XKL/FeedCraft

What it solves

FeedCraft is an RSS feed processing middleware that allows users to enhance their feeds with AI-powered features. It solves the problem of consuming raw RSS feeds that may lack full-text content, are in a foreign language, or contain irrelevant articles (like marketing fluff), by providing tools to extract, translate, and summarize content automatically.

How it works

FeedCraft acts as a proxy between the RSS source and your reader. It processes feeds through a series of "AtomCrafts" (individual processing steps) and "FlowCrafts" (sequences of steps). Users can define "Recipes" to map specific RSS sources to specific processing chains. It supports two modes of operation:

• Portable Mode: Quickly apply a processing step by adding a prefix to the RSS URL.
• Dock Mode: Use a backend management page to define complex, custom processing parameters and RSS addresses.

Who it’s for

RSS users who want to more efficiently filter, translate, and summarize their feeds, as well as people who want to turn web pages, JSON APIs, or search results into RSS feeds using the built-in visual generator.

Highlights

• AI-Powered Processing: Supports OpenAI-compatible LLMs to generate summaries, translate titles/content, and filter articles using natural language prompts.
• Full-Text Extraction: Includes tools to extract the full text of articles, including a simulation of browser rendering for dynamic content.
• Visual RSS Generator: Built-in tool to turn HTML, JSON APIs (via Curl), or search results into RSS feeds.
• Customizable Workflows: Ability to create custom prompts and chain multiple processing steps together into a sequence.