菜单
Use Sage's existing Feed engine for fresh research, trend, and topic questions. Prefer Sage Feed MCP tools over ad hoc web fetching when the user asks what is new, relevant, or worth reading.
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Configure Sage's existing Feed sources and interests. Use when the user wants to add RSS, GitHub, Hacker News, Reddit, arXiv, or topic interests to Sage Feed.
Use Sage Feed items and digests to curate research briefs, topic radars, reading queues, and saved-item summaries from Sage's existing feed observations.
Personal reflection partner — warm, insightful, Socratic. For emotions, relationships, self-discovery, and life questions.
Professional advisor mode for work topics — strategic analysis, decision frameworks, structured recommendations.
A cognitive growth framework that helps your AI truly know you — and help you know yourself. Includes personality profiling, behavioral pattern detection, reflective mirroring, and Socratic questioning.
A decision capture and review system that records every significant choice — with context, reasoning, and alternatives — so you can detect your own blind spots and decision patterns over time.
| name | sage-feed-researcher |
| description | Use Sage's existing Feed engine for fresh research, trend, and topic questions. Prefer Sage Feed MCP tools over ad hoc web fetching when the user asks what is new, relevant, or worth reading. |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| metadata | {"openclaw":{"emoji":"📰","homepage":"https://github.com/EvanL1/sage","tags":["feed","research","mcp","trends"]}} |
Use this skill when the user asks about fresh research, current trends, new repos, papers, articles, or topic monitoring.
sage_feed_search(query, limit)
sage_feed_items(query, limit)
sage_feed_digest(date)
sage_feed_pull
This reuses Sage's daemon flow: configured sources, feed filtering, deep-read budget, observations, and digest generation. Do not reimplement crawling inside the skill.
sage_feed_feedback(action="bookmark" | "archive" | "unarchive" | "learned")
sage_feed_pull succeeded or the item
timestamps support it.