RSS/Atom feed reader MCP server with SQLite backend
Secure MCP server for RSS/Atom feed reading with SQLite backend. Variable | Default | Description | ----------|---------|-------------| | | SQLite database path | — Add an RSS/Atom feed by URL — List all feeds with unread counts — List entries (filterable, paginated) — Read full entry content (auto-marks read) — Mark entries as read — Mark entry as unread — Full-text search (FTS5) — List…
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Secure MCP server for RSS/Atom feed reading with SQLite backend. Variable | Default | Description | ----------|---------|-------------| | | SQLite database path | — Add an RSS/Atom feed by URL — List all feeds with unread counts — List entries (filterable, paginated) — Read full entry content (auto-marks read) — Mark entries as read — Mark entry as unread — Full-text search (FTS5) — List categories with counts — Import from OPML file
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