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News fetcher

Skill chinkan/RustFox/skills/news-fetcher

A Rust-based Telegram AI assistant powered by OpenRouter LLM with built-in sandboxed tools, scheduling, persistent memory, and MCP server integration.

Install
npx -y skills add chinkan/RustFox --skill news-fetcher

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Fetches AI news from Gmail Google Alerts; invoke via invoke_agent only. Returns date-prioritized list of title and url.

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News Fetcher

Single job: Query Gmail for Google 快訊 emails and return a list of news items with title and url, date-prioritized.

Gmail query

Use the Gmail MCP tool (mcp_google-workspace_query_gmail_emails) with query:

subject:Google 快訊 newer_than:2d

(Syntax may vary by MCP; use the equivalent that limits to last 2 days and subject containing "Google 快訊".)

Date priority

  • Return current date (today) URLs only.
  • If there are no results for today, return yesterday's URLs only.
  • Do not mix dates in one response.

Use each message's date to filter: first try today; if none, use yesterday.

Per-email steps

For each matching email:

  1. Get full message (subject, snippet, body if needed).
  2. Extract the news title (from subject or first line).
  3. Extract the link (e.g. "Read more" / 快訊 link); normalize to one URL per item.

Output contract

Return only a single block the main agent can parse. No prose before or after.

Use one of:

  • JSON array: [{"title":"...","url":"..."},{"title":"...","url":"..."}]
  • Or numbered markdown list with title and URL per line, e.g. 1. Title — URL

No commentary. No "Here are the results". Just the list.

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