โœณ LESS NOISE. MORE POSSIBILITY.

Fresh feeds.
Brighter
ideas.

Make sense of the feed-powered web. Practical guides for RSS, news, data, LLMs, and the agents that connect them.

โœ“ 10 feed topicsโœ“ 10 in-depth guidesโœ“ Open-web thinking
FROM INFORMATION TO INSPIRATION

Find it. Shape it. Build with it.

A useful way to think about feed-powered projects, one layer at a time.

01 / THE INPUT

Follow a source.

Begin with the information you need. Learn how RSS, news, and structured data describe items, updates, and the people behind them.

Explore RSS feeds โ†—
02 / THE FOUNDATION

Keep the meaning.

Make identifiers, timestamps, and provenance part of your plan. Give every record enough context to stay useful after it leaves its source.

Get into data design โ†—
03 / THE POSSIBILITY

Add a useful layer.

Explore summaries, question answering, and bounded agent workflows. Keep the original evidence close and the permission boundaries clear.

Discover AI workflows โ†—
FRESH FROM FEEDS API LAB

Good ideas. Useful details.

Go beyond the headline with practical, source-linked field guides.

Read all 10 articles โ†—
A FEW THINGS, CLEARED UP

Curious?
Good.

A little context before you follow the next link.

What is a feeds API?

It is an interface for consuming a changing collection of structured items. The right design depends on whether the collection represents publications, current state, or individual change events. Our Feeds API guide starts with those distinctions.

Is FeedsAPI.com a hosted API service?

FeedsAPI.com is a learning resource and field guide. The topic pages explain design patterns, not live endpoints, API keys, hosted models, or commercial feed products. You can follow the siteโ€™s own published content through its RSS feed.

Where should I start with RSS and news feeds?

Begin with the RSS topic guide for item identity and content handling. Then explore news workflows for source attribution, story grouping, and corrections.

How do feeds connect to LLMs and agents?

The guides explore how source items can become selected context, enrichment suggestions, or bounded workflow triggers. Each path keeps evidence and permissions explicit. Start with LLM context or agent workflow design.

Can I read without creating an account?

Yes. The articles and topic guides are openly accessible on this site. There is no account or signup step. Use the Lab to browse, the RSS page to follow along, or email us with a correction or question.

STAY CURIOUS. KEEP BUILDING.

Your next idea starts
with a feed.

Pick a topic. Find a useful pattern. Make it your own.