Automation and scraping · Edition No. 4 · 29 Aug 2026

DIYgod/RSSHub

Turns almost any page into an RSS feed — Reddit searches, YouTube channels, Hacker News — so competitor and keyword monitoring becomes a notification.

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46.1k stars · AGPL-3.0 · no tagged releases; 17,418 commits on master

Turns almost any page into an RSS feed — Reddit searches, YouTube channels, Hacker News — so competitor and keyword monitoring becomes a notification.

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What it is

A very large collection of adapters that generate RSS feeds for sites that do not publish one: Reddit searches, YouTube channels, Hacker News, X accounts, Product Hunt, and several hundred others. You run one server and request a path like /reddit/search/…, and a feed comes back.

Why it matters

The gap in your marketing stack is not publishing — three editions have now handed you plenty of ways to publish. The gap is listening. Somewhere on Reddit every week, someone asks how to make sense of a four-hundred-message thread, and answering that question honestly, with a link, is the cheapest customer acquisition that exists. You cannot sit in Reddit all day; you can have a feed. Point RSSHub at a handful of searches and your competitors' YouTube channels, wire the feeds into n8n from Edition 1, and the questions arrive in your inbox instead of you hunting for them. That single change turns your competitor research from an afternoon of tab-hopping into a notification.

Stars46.1k
LicenceAGPL-3.0
Latestno tagged releases; 17,418 commits on masterchecked 7 Sep 2026
Written inTypeScript
RunsIn the browser, as an extension
Setup effort
3 / 5
Payoff
4 / 5
Good
  • Hundreds of adapters already written, including Reddit search, YouTube channels and Hacker News
  • Feeds are the ideal input for n8n, so this becomes a monitoring system rather than another tab you stop opening
  • Enormously active — one of the most heavily maintained repositories in this space
Watch for
  • No tagged releases; you run whatever the current image is. Pin a specific Docker tag or a rebuild will surprise you
  • Individual adapters break when a source site changes its markup, and a silently empty feed looks the same as a quiet week
  • AGPL-3.0, and the public demo instance is rate-limited — self-host it and keep it private
Replaces

Point RSSHub at a handful of searches and your competitors' YouTube channels, wire the feeds into n8n from Edition 1, and the questions arrive in your inbox instead of you hunting for them.

Works well with

n8n subscribes to the feeds and emails you the matches.

How to get it

Docker container on the VPS, private behind your reverse proxy. n8n subscribes to the feeds and emails you the matches.

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