rssaurusUse the RSSaurus command-line client (Go binary `rssaurus`) to interact with https://rssaurus.com from the terminal: authenticate (`rssaurus auth login/whoami`), list feeds/items, print item URLs for piping, open URLs, and perform triage actions (mark read/unread, bulk mark-read, save/unsave). Use when asked to automate RSSaurus tasks from CLI, debug token/config issues, or demonstrate command usage.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install justinburdett/rssaurusUse the installed rssaurus binary on this machine to interact with RSSaurus.
1) Confirm binary exists:
which rssaurus
rssaurus --version || true2) Confirm auth works:
rssaurus auth whoamicat) the RSSaurus CLI config file contents; it can contain API tokens.rssaurus auth login) or asking the user to paste only non-sensitive details (error output, host, etc.).rssaurus feeds
rssaurus feeds --jsonUnread by default:
rssaurus items --limit 20Filter by feed:
rssaurus items --feed-id 3 --limit 20Machine-friendly URL output (one per line):
rssaurus items --limit 20 --urlsCursor paging:
rssaurus items --limit 50 --cursor <cursor>rssaurus open https://example.comThese require item IDs (get them via --json).
rssaurus items --limit 5 --json
rssaurus read <item-id>
rssaurus unread <item-id>Bulk mark read:
rssaurus mark-read --all
# or
rssaurus mark-read --ids 1,2,3
# optional
rssaurus mark-read --all --feed-id 3rssaurus save https://example.com --title "Optional title"
# unsave requires an id (obtain via --json output from the API response or future saved-items listing)
rssaurus unsave <saved-item-id>--json output when IDs are required for scripting or write actions.Generated Mar 1, 2026
Marketing teams can use RSSaurus CLI to automate monitoring of industry news and competitor blogs. By scripting daily feeds and extracting URLs, they can quickly gather content for social media sharing or market analysis without manual browsing, ensuring timely updates.
Researchers can set up automated scripts to track new publications and preprints from RSS feeds of journals. Using the CLI to list items and mark them read helps manage large volumes of literature, streamlining the initial screening process for relevant studies.
Financial analysts can integrate RSSaurus CLI into workflows to monitor real-time news from financial outlets and regulatory feeds. By extracting URLs and marking items read, they can quickly filter and analyze market-moving events, aiding in investment decisions.
Developers and tech bloggers can automate the collection of updates from programming blogs and documentation sites. Using the CLI to output JSON and pipe URLs into other tools enables building custom dashboards or notifications for new content releases.
Offer a free tier with basic RSS feed management and CLI access, while charging for advanced features like unlimited feeds, analytics, or team collaboration. Revenue comes from monthly subscriptions, targeting individual users and small teams who need automation.
Provide customized CLI solutions and dedicated support for large organizations, such as media companies or research institutions. Revenue is generated through annual licenses, including integration services and enhanced security features for bulk data handling.
Monetize the underlying API that powers the CLI by offering paid API keys with higher rate limits and additional endpoints. This targets developers and businesses building their own tools on top of RSSaurus, creating a steady stream of usage-based revenue.
💬 Integration Tip
Integrate with shell scripts or automation tools like cron for scheduled tasks; use JSON output for easy parsing in programming languages like Python or Node.js.
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