What is ClawFeed?
ClawFeed is an AI-powered news aggregation skill that collects content from Twitter, RSS feeds, HackerNews, Reddit, and more — then uses LLMs to summarize, deduplicate, and rank stories by relevance to your interests. With 1,600+ stars, it has become a favorite for developers who want to stay informed without the noise.
Key Features
- Multi-source aggregation — Twitter lists, RSS feeds, HackerNews, Reddit, and newsletters
- AI summarization — each story gets a clean, one-paragraph summary
- Deduplication — cross-source clustering removes redundant coverage of the same story
- Relevance ranking — personalized scoring based on your interest profile
- Email digest — delivers a formatted briefing to your inbox on a schedule
- Self-hosted — full control over your data and delivery
Use Cases
Developer News Briefing
Aggregate HackerNews, dev.to, and specific GitHub release feeds into a morning digest filtered to your tech stack — no more doom-scrolling through noise.
Competitive Intelligence
Monitor specific Twitter accounts, subreddits, and industry blogs for mentions of competitors or market trends, summarized daily.
Research Feed
Build a custom feed from arxiv RSS, AI newsletters, and research Twitter accounts, with AI summaries that let you triage papers in seconds.
Quick Start
npx skills add kevinho/clawfeed
# clawfeed.config.yaml
sources:
- type: twitter_list
id: "your-list-id"
- type: rss
url: "https://hnrss.org/frontpage"
- type: reddit
subreddit: "MachineLearning"
delivery:
method: email
schedule: "0 8 *" # 8am daily
recipient: "you@example.com"
Why We Love It
ClawFeed solves information overload for developers in a way that feels genuinely useful rather than gimmicky. The AI summarization is practical — it saves real time every morning. Its 1.6K stars come from developers who built it into their daily routine and never looked back.