Feishu Rss

What This Skill Does

The Feishu RSS skill is a specialized integration for the OpenClaw platform designed to bridge the gap between real-time web information streams and team collaboration workflows. By monitoring RSS or Atom feeds, this agent acts as an automated news curator that delivers updates directly to Feishu groups. Instead of manually checking various blogs, news sites, or update logs, users can subscribe to any valid RSS feed and receive formatted, rich-card notifications within their preferred Feishu channels. The tool manages subscriptions through a structured JSON database and maintains an intelligent memory layer to ensure that only fresh content is reported, effectively preventing notification fatigue and redundant alerts. It is the perfect solution for teams relying on technical blogs, product release notes, or industry news aggregators.

Installation

To integrate this utility, ensure you have the OpenClaw environment initialized. Execute the installation command via the terminal: clawhub install openclaw/skills/skills/autogame-17/feishu-rss

Post-installation, ensure that your Feishu bot configuration is correctly linked to the target group IDs (oc_xxx) specified in your command arguments. The agent requires read/write permissions to the skills/feishu-rss/ and memory/ directories to maintain subscription state and history.

Use Cases

• DevOps Monitoring: Subscribe to GitHub release feeds for your dependencies to stay updated on critical security patches or feature releases.
• Market Intelligence: Track competitor news or industry-specific blogs to keep your team informed of shifting market trends.
• Internal Content Aggregation: Monitor internal company wikis or blog updates that support RSS, pushing them directly into project-specific Feishu channels for improved awareness.

Example Prompts

1. "Check for any new updates from the Hacker News feed I subscribed to this morning."
2. "Add a new RSS subscription for the official React documentation feed and push alerts to the Engineering Feishu group."
3. "List all my active RSS subscriptions and remove the one tracking the legacy blog site."

Tips & Limitations

• Frequency: Since the check command runs on a manual or cron-based trigger, ensure your cron job is configured at an interval that balances your need for speed with resource efficiency.
• Duplicates: The system uses rss_history.json to manage deduplication; avoid manually editing this file unless you are resetting the entire feed state.
• Privacy: Be mindful that the RSS feeds you monitor may reveal internal priorities to the Feishu channel participants. Always ensure the RSS sources are trusted and relevant to the target audience.