Headline-driven signal for your Nick agent

The RSS Feed node reads headlines from 26 curated sources spanning crypto news, DeFi analytics, macro and central banks, equities, geopolitics, and tech, or from any custom feed you point it at. Your agent gets the title, summary, and timestamp of every article, ready to react to.

Feed breaking headlines into your Nick agent.

What the News RSS Feed node gets you

The RSS Feed node turns any RSS or Atom feed into structured headlines your agent can read, article by article, instead of you refreshing a news site.

26 curated crypto and equities sources

Pick one or more feeds from a catalog spanning crypto news, DeFi analytics, macro and central banks, equities, geopolitics, and tech, multi-select in one run.

Any custom RSS or Atom feed

Point the node at any RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, or Atom feed you choose, including password-protected feeds through Basic Auth.

Clean, structured articles

Get title, link, publish date, summary, author, and category back as plain text, HTML stripped, sorted newest first.

Wire it into any workflow

Drop the RSS Feed node into your agent alongside your other logic. It hands off clean article data, no glue code required.

News data at a glance

The RSS Feed node turns any feed into signal your agent can act on, in three steps.

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Pick your feeds

Choose from 26 curated sources, or point the node at any custom RSS or Atom URL.

01

Set the cap

Cap results from 1 to 50 items per run, and strip HTML so your agent reads plain text.

02

Feed your agent

Pass structured headlines straight into your workflow's decision logic.

03

Any newsroom, one clean feed

The RSS Feed node parses RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, and Atom feeds. Catalog mode multi-selects across 26 curated sources spanning crypto news, DeFi analytics, macro and central banks, equities, geopolitics, and tech; custom mode points at any feed URL, with optional Basic Auth for password-protected feeds and an f(x) toggle for choosing the feed at runtime. Each run returns up to 50 items per feed, newest first, with HTML stripped from the description and content. It is a data node, not an execution venue, so pair it with an order node when you are ready to trade.

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It is the node that reads RSS 2.0, RSS 1.0, and Atom feeds, either from a catalog of 26 curated sources or from any custom URL, and hands your agent clean, structured headlines.

26 sources spanning crypto news, DeFi analytics, macro and central bank coverage, equities, geopolitics, and tech.

Yes. Custom mode accepts any RSS or Atom URL, including feeds that require Basic Auth.

1 to 50 items per feed, sorted newest first, with the cap applied per feed before catalog results are merged.

No. It is a data source, not an execution venue. Pair it with an order node to act on what it reads.