How do I connect Kagi Small Web to Lodol?

Authenticate Kagi Small Web once from your workspace and every action and trigger it supports becomes available to drop into a workflow. There is no glue code to write or maintain.

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Kagi Small Web

Feeds & Read-LaterNews

Read the small web from a workflow: the personal blogs, one-person YouTube channels and webcomics that Kagi curates as the non-commercial web. List what has just been published, narrowed to a subject, a blog, an author or a stretch of time, with every post carrying a plain-text summary ready to post or mail. Pick one post at random for a daily reading prompt. Search the 41,000 sites in the index and take their feed addresses straight into a reader, or check whether one particular blog is in there. The feed holds the most recent posts only, which is roughly the last day and a half, so every result says how far back it reached. Every action reads: nothing here changes anything. No account or API key required.

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Steps your workflow can run in Kagi Small Web.

List recent postsRead what the small web has just published: personal blogs, one-person YouTube channels and webcomics, with no SEO pages and no press releases. Narrow to a subject, a single blog, an author or a stretch of time, and each post comes back with its title, link, blog, author, time and a plain-text summary ready to post or mail. Worth knowing before you build: the feed holds the most recent posts only, which is roughly the last day and a half, so this is a step to run daily rather than one to ask about last month. Every result says exactly how far back it reached.

Get a random postPick one post at random from everything the small web has published recently, or from the posts about one subject. This is the step behind a daily reading prompt, a 'something to read' message in a channel, or a surprise link on a home page. Set a repeatable pick when the same post has to come back every run, for a screenshot or a test.

Find sites in the indexSearch the roughly 41,000 sites Kagi has accepted into the small web: personal blogs, one-person YouTube channels and webcomics. Every result carries the site's home page and its feed address, so a workflow can hand them straight to a reader, a database or a blogroll. Searching matches anywhere in the name or either address, so 'comic' finds bigblogcomics.com and 'wordpress.com' finds every blog hosted there. A search that matches more than you asked for says how many it found, so it is clear when it is worth narrowing. To take the whole index rather than a search of it, the result also carries its address as a single OPML file that any reader imports in one go.

Check whether a site is indexedAnswer yes or no for one site: is this blog part of Kagi Small Web? Give it an address or a domain in any spelling, with or without https and www, and it comes back with the answer and, when the site is there, its feed address. A site that is not there comes back with the indexed domains closest to it, because a no is usually the wrong suffix or a typo rather than a real absence.