Rss Digestv1.0.0

A product manager at a tech company uses the RSS digest to compile a daily markdown summary of industry news, competitor blogs, and tech updates. The digest is saved to an Obsidian vault for quick morning review, helping them stay informed without manual browsing.

A PhD student subscribes to RSS feeds from academic journals and preprint servers. Every Monday, they generate a weekly digest filtered by keywords like 'machine learning' or 'neuroscience', producing a structured markdown file that feeds into their literature review process.

A marketing agency uses the digest to curate a weekly roundup of client industry news. They filter by topics relevant to each client, group articles by category, and output a markdown file that is then formatted into email newsletters, saving hours of manual curation.

An Obsidian user maintains a daily digest of personal interest feeds (newsletters, podcasts transcripts, tech blogs). The digest is saved directly into their vault, where they annotate and link articles, building a personal knowledge base over time.

Offer a basic daily digest for free with limited features (e.g., no keyword filtering, only flat grouping). Upsell a premium tier that includes keyword filtering, category grouping, and longer time windows (weekly) for power users and teams.

License the digest script to companies building internal productivity platforms (e.g., Slack bots, Obsidian plugins, Notion integrations). Charge per user or per deployment, providing white-label customization and support.

Aggregate anonymized digest analytics (top keywords, feed health, trending topics) to sell to market research firms or ad networks. Offer the core digest tool for free to build usage and collect data insights.