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Example: RSS digest in Discord

This example combines an RSS/Atom source with a Discord destination. Source collection, AI analysis, digest editing and publication are the same workflows used with other sources and destinations. You can also send the result to Telegram or both services.

Before you start​

Prepare a public HTTPS RSS/Atom feed URL and a Discord channel webhook URL. You need Owner or Editor access and enough balance in the selected workspace for collection, AI analysis, generation and delivery. A Telegram account is not required for this example.

Create your first issue​

  1. In Sources, add the feed using the RSS option. Enable collection, choose Collect now and wait for saved entries. See Sources.
  2. Connect an active topic and choose Prepare saved entries for AI for the initial entries. Check their scores before selecting digest candidates.
  3. In Delivery channels → Discord, save a named destination with its webhook URL. Send a labelled test message to check the connection. See Delivery channels.
  4. Create a digest, select a time window, candidates and a template, then generate the text. Review it in the Text, Image and Sources tabs.
  5. In Publication, prepare and approve the publication revision, select the Discord destination and send. You can also select a configured Telegram destination in the same action.
  6. Check the per-channel delivery status, then open Discord to see the published issue.

For guided setup, open Scenarios → RSS → Discord digest. It helps save the source, topic, style and destination for this example.

Make it recurring​

Save a weekly digest rule on pause. Check the destination, next run time and time zone, then enable it. Each generated issue waits for approval on the site.

Pause the rule to stop creating new issues. Pause the source separately if you also want to stop collecting news.