New Tool for Collecting AI News
A new skill has been introduced that helps track AI news from various sources.
New Tool for Collecting AI News
A new useful skill has been introduced that tracks the most informative accounts on X and gathers key news about AI, articles, projects, and other important materials.
How It Works
The skill works with platforms like Codex, Claude, Hermes, OpenClaw, and others.
Steps for Setup:
Set Up X MCP — X API: Documentation
Install the Skill: GitHub Repository
Run the Prompt:
ПРОМПТ / ІНСТРУКЦІЯ"Use skill x-agent-intelligence to create an autonomous local feed based on my connection to X MCP; if necessary, ask me for source handles, save the result in feed.html, and check it."
As a result, a beautiful HTML artifact should be generated, similar to the one shown in the video. You can customize it however you like.
Automation
After that, you can set a schedule or automation to run the process daily or at any other convenient frequency. The author runs it every 4 hours.
Selecting Accounts
Accounts on X need to be selected manually, but there are several good options in assets. You can also ask your agent to set up the feed as you need.
The feed can be stored in wiki format, but this is not mandatory.
Why it matters
AnalysisThis tool allows for efficient gathering and organization of information about artificial intelligence, which is crucial for professionals in the field. Automating the news collection process saves time and increases productivity.
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