Content Sources
Sources are websites and feeds that inspire your AI articles. Here's how to set them up.
Types of sources
RSS Feed
The easiest way. Paste any RSS/Atom feed URL and we'll monitor it for new articles. Works with most blogs, news sites, and content platforms.
https://techcrunch.com/feed/Web Scraper
For websites without RSS feeds. We visit the page periodically and extract new content automatically.
https://example.com/blogAPI
Connect to any API that returns articles or content. Supports JSON endpoints with custom headers.
https://api.example.com/articlesWebhook
Send content to your blog programmatically. Useful for Zapier, n8n, or custom integrations.
POST to your webhook URLHow to add a source
- 1Go to your blog's Sources tab
- 2Click 'Browse 100+ ready-made feeds' to pick from our catalog, or click 'Add Source'
- 3Paste a feed URL -- we'll validate it instantly and show a preview of recent articles
- 4Choose a name and set how often to check for new content
- 5Click 'Add Source' -- done! We'll start fetching content right away
Tips for better results
- -- Start with 3-5 sources -- you can always add more later
- -- Mix different source types for diverse content (news + blogs + research)
- -- Use the source catalog for pre-verified, high-quality feeds
- -- Check source health regularly -- broken feeds stop producing content
- -- Set poll intervals based on how often the source publishes (busy sites = 15min, weekly blogs = 60min)
Frequently asked questions
How many sources can I have?
Free: 1 per blog. Starter: 5. Pro: 25. Enterprise: unlimited.
What if a source stops working?
We'll show a 'Can't connect' status badge. Check the URL is still valid, or remove and re-add the source.
Can I import an OPML file?
Not yet, but you can paste feed URLs one at a time. Our catalog has 100+ pre-configured feeds to browse.
How often are sources checked?
Default is every 30 minutes. You can adjust this per source from 5 minutes to 24 hours.