Auto-post anything to your server.🐻📡
Got a YouTube channel, a blog or a GitHub project you want to keep your members on top of? Point Kuma at its feed and every new post lands in your chosen channel, automatically. No coding, no webhooks.
What's a feed?
Most sites quietly publish a feed: a special link that lists their newest content. You don't normally see it, but Kuma can read it. When you give Kuma a feed link, it checks it every few minutes and posts anything new. That's the whole idea.
Set it up in 3 steps
Turn the feature on
!toggle rssfeeds on. You only need to do this once.Grab a link, any link
youtube.com/@handle), a subreddit (r/news), or a Mastodon handle (@user@instance) and Kuma works out the feed for you. A real feed URL works too.Add it to a channel
!rss add <link>. That's it! Kuma reacts to confirm and starts posting new items there.Where to find feed links
A quick cheatsheet for the most popular sources. Most blogs and news sites have one too, look for an “RSS” link, or add /feed or /rss to the address.
How to actually get the link
Most are dead easy, usually just add something to the end of a normal web address. Here's the exact steps for the popular ones.
YouTube channel
Just copy the channel's address (youtube.com/@handle or any video page from it) and run !rss add <that link>. Kuma looks up the channel for you. Playlists (youtube.com/playlist?list=…) work too.
Old-school way (still works): paste the channel's UC… ID into youtube.com/feeds/videos.xml?channel_id=UC….
Reddit & Mastodon
For Reddit just paste the subreddit (r/news) or a full reddit.com/r/news link. For Mastodon, paste the handle @user@instance.social or the profile URL. Kuma turns either into a feed.
Bluesky account
Open the profile, copy its address (e.g. bsky.app/profile/name.bsky.social) and add /rss on the end. Done.
GitHub project
For new releases: github.com/owner/repo/releases.atom.
For every commit on a branch: github.com/owner/repo/commits/main.atom.
Any blog, news site, or anything else
Look for an RSS icon (📡) or an “RSS” / “Subscribe” link, often in the site's footer. No obvious link? Try adding /feed, /rss, or /feed.xml to the site's address. Still nothing? Paste the page address into openrss.org and it'll build a feed for you.
Not sure if a link is a real feed? Just try !rss add <link>, Kuma checks it first and tells you if it can't read it. Nothing breaks.
All the commands
!rss add <link>Follow a feed, paste a YouTube/Reddit/Mastodon link or a feed URL!rss remove <link>Stop following a feed!rss listShow every feed in the current channel!rss check <link>Check a feed for new items right now!rss filter <link> include <words>Only post items whose title/summary match these keywords!rss filter <link> exclude <words>Skip items matching these keywords!rss mention <link> <@role>Ping a role whenever this feed posts (or 'off' to stop)