| name | sage-feed-curator |
| description | Use Sage Feed items and digests to curate research briefs, topic radars, reading queues, and saved-item summaries from Sage's existing feed observations. |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"emoji":"🗞️","homepage":"https://github.com/EvanL1/sage","tags":["feed","digest","curation","briefing"]}} |
Sage Feed Curator
Use this skill when the user wants a digest, radar, reading list, trend brief,
or cleanup of collected feed items.
Workflow
- Start from Sage's stored feed content:
sage_feed_digest(history=true)
sage_feed_digest(date)
sage_feed_items(limit, include_archived=false)
sage_feed_items(bookmarked_only=true)
- Group items by theme and user relevance:
- project impact
- technology shift
- market/industry signal
- implementation idea
- low-signal/noise
- Use feedback tools to keep the store clean:
sage_feed_feedback(action="bookmark")
sage_feed_feedback(action="archive", category="noise")
sage_feed_feedback(action="learned")
- When writing a brief, cite original item URLs and separate:
- headline
- why it matters
- evidence/source
- suggested follow-up
Rules
- Do not bypass existing
feed_digest output when it is available; refine it
instead of regenerating a parallel version from scratch.
- Prefer concise operational prose over newsletter-style writing.
- Archive obvious noise only when the user asked for cleanup or the signal is
clearly irrelevant.
