Fetch the latest posts from one or more RSS feeds to use as data inputs for your workflow.
Read RSS feeds
block allows you to connect to one or more RSS feeds and retrieve the latest posts or articles. This block acts as a powerful data input, enabling workflows based on new content from blogs, news sites, and other sources.
Technically, the block uses a browser to open the feed link, but it directly fetches and parses the feed’s underlying XML data rather than interacting with it as a visual webpage.
Read RSS feeds
block to:
https://example.com/feed.xml
).Open datasets
block to dynamically provide RSS feed URLs.10
, the block will only fetch the 10 most recent posts, even if the feed contains more. This is useful for managing the amount of data processed in each workflow run.Screenshot: Read RSS feeds block configuration panel
title
: The title of the article or post.link
: The direct URL to the full article.description
or summary
: A short summary or the full content of the post.pubDate
: The publication date of the post.author
: The author of the post (if available).category
: The category or tags associated with the post (if available).{{title}}
, {{link}}
, etc.
Read RSS feeds Block:
https://my-favorite-blog.com/rss
.5
to only get the latest 5 posts.LLM Completion Block (added next):
Variable
tweet_summary
tweet_summary
variable (along with title
, link
, etc.) is now available for each post and can be used in subsequent steps, such as passing it to an Extract Data
block to structure a final report..xml
or /feed
). It is not a link to a regular webpage.Open datasets
. The blocks that follow it will execute for each post fetched from the feed(s).Read RSS feeds
block is a highly efficient way to bring structured content from across the web into your Jsonify automations.