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imprvhub/mcp-rss-aggregator

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Model Context Protocol Server for aggregating RSS feeds in Claude Desktop

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imprvhub/mcp-rss-aggregator

Added 1 June 2026

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Overview

imprvhub/mcp-rss-aggregator is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables RSS feed aggregation within Claude Desktop. Built in TypeScript, it allows Claude to fetch, parse, and present content from multiple RSS feeds on demand.

Best for

Best for
Developers who want to consume RSS feeds directly inside Claude Desktop for real-time information retrieval

Use cases

  • Fetching and summarizing recent articles from a personal RSS reader
  • Monitoring multiple blogs or news sources for updates via Claude
  • Integrating live RSS data into AI-driven workflows inside Claude Desktop

Notes

imprvhub/mcp-rss-aggregator is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that enables RSS feed aggregation within Claude Desktop. Built in TypeScript, it allows Claude to fetch, parse, and present content from multiple RSS feeds on demand.

25 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-03-06. Licensed MPL-2.0.

Use cases

  • Fetching and summarizing recent articles from a personal RSS reader
  • Monitoring multiple blogs or news sources for updates via Claude
  • Integrating live RSS data into AI-driven workflows inside Claude Desktop

Pros

  • Open source and customizable with TypeScript
  • Directly integrates with Claude Desktop via the MCP standard
  • Lightweight and focused on a single, useful function

Cons

  • Limited star count (25) indicates early stage and possible lack of community support
  • Requires running a local MCP server, adding setup overhead
  • May have limited support for non-standard RSS formats or authentication

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Pros

  • Open source and customizable with TypeScript
  • Directly integrates with Claude Desktop via the MCP standard
  • Lightweight and focused on a single, useful function

Cons

  • Limited star count (25) indicates early stage and possible lack of community support
  • Requires running a local MCP server, adding setup overhead
  • May have limited support for non-standard RSS formats or authentication