rssamplifier

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 11 Nov 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• search

  Full-text search across every post and blog in the directory. Returns matching blogs and matching individual posts, each with the identifiers read_post needs. Use mode="any" to match any one of the te

• list_feeds

  Page through the whole directory, newest first. Narrow to one category with kind: blog, news, podcast, music, video, comic, live or reel. The category is decided from the feed document on every crawl,

• get_feed

  One blog or podcast: its metadata, who writes it, where it can be found elsewhere, the topics it is filed under — including the ones no other feed shares — and its recent posts. `authors` is people; `

• list_topics

  What the directory covers, by how many feeds cover it. Pass query to search the index instead of paging it. Only subjects at least two feeds share are indexed — a topic one blog uses is that blog's ow

• get_topic

  Every feed filed under one topic. The keyword is normalised, so "Home Lab", "home lab" and "home-lab" all reach the same topic and you can pass a phrase you read anywhere. Each feed says whether it la

• topic_posts

  What the feeds covering a topic have actually published lately, newest first — the river rather than the roster. Note the difference from get_topic, which lists who covers the subject; this lists what

• read_post

  The full text of one post, extracted from the publisher's own page and returned as prose. Takes the feed slug and post guid that search, get_feed and topic_posts return. The first reader pays for the

• random_feed

  One feed from the directory, chosen at random, with its recent posts. The web without a ranking function: what is here rather than what is popular.