Use this skill when users ask for news updates, daily briefings, or what's happening in the world. Fetches news from reliable international and Chinese RSS feeds, requiring no API keys. Simply use the web_fetch tool to read RSS XML directly.
Trigger Scenarios
- User asks "what's the news today", "latest updates", "daily briefing"
User asks "what's happening domestically/internationally"
User requests categorized news such as technology, finance, sports
User asks for "morning briefing", "evening briefing", "news summary"
In the RSS XML structure, news headlines are within <title> tags, summaries within <description> tags, and links within <link> tags. Simply extract them from the markdown text returned by web_fetch.
Step 3: Compile and Output
Organize by domestic and international categories, taking 6-8 items each, outputting each headline with a concise summary.
Output Format
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Important Notes
- No API Key Required: All data is obtained through public RSS feeds
Some domestic sources may require proper network access: If access fails, automatically switch to backup sources
Content Timeliness: RSS typically updates every 15-60 minutes
Language: Domestic sources output in Chinese, international sources can be bilingual (Chinese/English)
- Updated and streamlined RSS feed lists for both domestic and international news sources.
- Simplified and unified trigger scenarios and overview section.
- Refreshed workflow steps and output format for greater clarity and consistency.
- Removed redundant details, making documentation more concise and user-friendly.
- Ensured all instructions and notes are focused on essential usage information.