How do I connect Open RSS to Lodol?

Authenticate Open RSS 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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Open RSS

Feeds & Read-LaterNews

Get the newest posts from any website, even one that publishes no feed of its own. Type the address the way you'd type it in a browser - a news site, a blog, a YouTube channel, a subreddit, a Bluesky account, a GitHub project's releases - and Open RSS finds the feed. Read one website or merge several into a single digest, keep only what's new since the last run, and get every post the same way: headline, link, author, date, a plain-text summary and a picture. Open RSS is a nonprofit and the service is free, with no account and no API key.

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Steps your workflow can run in Open RSS.

Get latest postsGet the newest posts from any website - a news site, a blog, a YouTube channel, a subreddit, a Bluesky account, a GitHub project's releases. Type the address the way you'd type it in a browser; Open RSS finds the feed, whether or not the website publishes one. Every post comes back the same way - headline, link, author, when it went up, a plain-text summary and a picture - so nothing downstream has to care what kind of website it came from. Ask for only what's new since a moment, or only posts mentioning a word.

Get latest posts from several websitesRead several websites at once and get one list of posts, newest first, each tagged with where it came from - a daily digest, a competitor watch, a reading list, in one step instead of a loop. A website Open RSS has no feed for yet doesn't stop the run: it's reported beside the posts, so one dead source doesn't cost you the others. Only if every website fails does the step stop.

Find a website's feedCheck whether Open RSS has a feed for a website, and get its address to paste into a reader app - along with the website's name, icon, when it last published, and anything Open RSS wants you to know about it, such as that the website already publishes a feed of its own. This never stops a run: a website with no feed yet comes back as an answer, not an error, so a workflow can branch on it. And asking is not wasted - Open RSS adds a website it has no feed for to its backlog to build one.

Get Open RSS newsRead Open RSS's own writing: the blog, for news about RSS and the open web, or the changelog, for what the service itself changed. Handy for posting their updates to a channel - and for watching the changelog after asking for a feed that didn't exist yet, since that's where new feeds are announced.