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Morning Brief

by @amadeus9169

Fetches and presents the latest international news headlines from trusted RSS feeds as a concise morning briefing.

Versionv0.1.0
Downloads542
TERMINAL
clawhub install morning-brief-v1

πŸ“– About This Skill

\---

name: morning-brief description: "Use when user asks for a morning brief, daily briefings, or what's happening in the world. Fetches news from trusted international RSS feeds."


Morning Brief

This skill pulls the latest headlines from a reliable international RSS feed and presents a concise list of news titles. It is ideal for a quick, up-to-date snapshot of global events at the start of your day.

Usage

# Run the script:
python3 scripts/fetch\\\_clean\\\_headlines.py

\## 🟒 Information Presentation Protocol (俑息展瀺铁律)

When reporting news, RSS feeds, or script outputs that contain URLs/links, you MUST preserve the original Markdown links exactly as provided by the tool.

\*\*NEVER strip, summarize, or remove the URLs.\*\*

Output format must strictly be: - \\\Headline Title so that user can click and read the details.

\## Translate all headlines into Chinese, write a brief that you would like to see.

The script will prompt for a feed URL or use the default, then prints headlines per line. Optionally use --limit N.

Requirements

* Python 3.8+ * requests and beautifulsoup4 packages.

πŸ’‘ Examples

# Run the script:
python3 scripts/fetch\\\_clean\\\_headlines.py

\## 🟒 Information Presentation Protocol (俑息展瀺铁律)

When reporting news, RSS feeds, or script outputs that contain URLs/links, you MUST preserve the original Markdown links exactly as provided by the tool.

\*\*NEVER strip, summarize, or remove the URLs.\*\*

Output format must strictly be: - \\\Headline Title so that user can click and read the details.

\## Translate all headlines into Chinese, write a brief that you would like to see.

The script will prompt for a feed URL or use the default, then prints headlines per line. Optionally use --limit N.