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devpilot-news-digestlisted

Fetch and summarize current news into a structured briefing across categories like International, AI, Technology, and Economics. Supports English and Chinese. ALWAYS use when the user wants current news: summaries, daily/weekly briefings, headlines, top stories, "catch me up", "what's happening", or domain-specific news (AI news, tech news, market/economics news, international affairs). Triggers on: "news summary", "news digest", "daily briefing", "weekly briefing", "what happened this week", "news roundup", "top stories", "headlines", "catch me up", "what's going on with the economy", "AI news", "今日新闻", "本周新闻", "新闻简报", "每日简报", "最近发生了什么". NOT for: building news apps, translating articles, historical data analysis, or summarizing user-provided documents.
SiyuQian/devpilot · ★ 4 · AI & Automation · score 67
Install: claude install-skill SiyuQian/devpilot
# News Digest Generate a professional, neutral news briefing using RSS feeds as the primary data source. RSS feeds return structured headlines and summaries, which is far more token-efficient than web search. Only fall back to WebSearch when RSS coverage is insufficient. ## Workflow ### 1. Determine scope Parse the user's request to figure out: - **Timeframe**: "today" (last 24h) or "this week" (last 7 days). Default to today if unclear. - **Language**: If the user writes in Chinese or asks for Chinese news, produce the digest in Chinese. Otherwise default to English. The user can also explicitly request a language. - **Categories**: Use the user's requested categories if specified. Otherwise use the defaults below. **Default categories:** - International (geopolitics, diplomacy, conflicts, major world events) - AI & Machine Learning (models, research, industry moves, regulation) - Technology (products, startups, platforms, cybersecurity) - Economics & Finance (markets, central banks, trade, macro indicators) The user can add, remove, or replace categories — be flexible. ### 2. Fetch RSS feeds Use `WebFetch` to fetch RSS feeds in parallel. Pick 2-3 feeds per category from the list below based on the user's language preference. RSS feeds return XML with `<item>` elements containing `<title>`, `<description>`, `<link>`, and `<pubDate>` — extract these to build your story list. **RSS Feed Directory:** #### International (English) - BBC World: `http://feeds.bbci.co.u