FeedKit
Let your agent read and work with a large curated RSS/Atom feed set for market and product research without maintaining your own feed list.
Overview
FeedKit is an MCP server for the Idea phase that exposes 417 curated RSS/Atom feeds for agent-driven research.
What is this MCP server?
- 417 curated RSS and Atom feeds bundled in the FeedKit MCP server
- Python MCP server (feedkit 0.1.0) over stdio from PyPI
- Agent-callable feed collection for news, blogs, and ecosystem updates
- Reduces one-off feed URL hunting during idea and grow content work
- Source repo QuartzUnit/feedkit on GitHub
- 417 curated RSS/Atom feeds
- MCP server version 0.1.0
- PyPI identifier feedkit, stdio transport
What problem does it solve?
You lose hours curating feed URLs and checking sites manually when you need a steady research stream for what to build next.
Who is it for?
Indie builders who want MCP-native RSS/Atom access with hundreds of feeds pre-selected for research and content workflows.
Skip if: Teams needing custom social APIs, paywalled news contracts, or production incident alerting—FeedKit is feed reading, not observability.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After you add FeedKit, your agent can query a large curated feed set so ideation and content planning start from live sources instead of ad-hoc bookmarks.
- Agent access to 417 curated RSS/Atom feeds
- Research and content workflows without maintaining a private OPML catalog
- Repeatable feed queries from your MCP host
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Journey fit
Feed-driven discovery lands earliest in the idea phase when you are still choosing what to build and need steady signal from the market. Research is the canonical shelf because FeedKit ships 417 curated feeds as a research surface via MCP, not as production monitoring or infra.
How it compares
Curated RSS/Atom MCP collection, not universal URL-to-markdown extraction or semantic codebase search.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is feedkit for?
Solo builders and small teams using MCP agents who research markets and write content and want a ready-made feed library instead of DIY aggregation.
When should I use feedkit?
Use it during idea research, content planning, or launch tracking when you want agents to consume RSS/Atom sources programmatically.
How do I add feedkit to my agent?
Install the feedkit package from PyPI (0.1.0), configure it as an MCP stdio server with identifier feedkit, restart your host, and use the server’s feed tools from the agent.