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Tell SourceFoundry which RSS feeds and search queries to check. It runs them on a schedule, removes duplicate results, keeps the original links, and tells your coding agent what is new and which sources failed. Your agent decides what to use, write, rank, or publish.
Sources in · new results out
MIT licensed. Read the code, run it on your infrastructure, use your own search-provider accounts, and control how your sources are collected and stored.
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Built for a product that must remain fresh.
The hosted setup takes four steps. Your agent performs each one from the instructions you copy below.
Give it to a coding agent that can open a URL, call an API, and save a secret.
SourceFoundry returns one API token. Your agent stores it in its secret store, not in the prompt.
Name the RSS feeds or search queries to check and how often SourceFoundry should run.
It receives new items with dates and original links, plus any sources that failed or stopped updating.
Your agent will create a hosted workspace, save the API token as a secret, build the feed you describe, run it, and return new source items. You do not need to install a dashboard.
MCP: build_source_feed · read_source_feed
Open https://sourcefoundry.4agents.fyi/agent.md. Follow the hosted setup instructions. Create a SourceFoundry workspace and store the one-time token in your secret store as SOURCEFOUNDRY_API_TOKEN. Build a recurring source feed from the feeds and search queries I describe. Run it and return only source items added since the previous read, with dates, original links, completeness, and any source failures. Do not rank, summarize, or publish unless I ask.
Copy the setup prompt, then tell your coding agent which feeds and searches to check.