n8n Rising Topic Reading List from RSS Feeds + CSV/HTML
n8n Rising Topic Reading List from RSS Feeds + CSV/HTML
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Discover what’s trending across your favorite RSS feeds—automatically
This n8n workflow builds an n8n Rising Topic Reading List by reading multiple RSS/Atom feeds, grouping stories by topic, scoring momentum vs an earlier baseline, and generating a downloadable HTML brief plus CSV shortlist of fresh picks.
What this workflow does
- Starts from a snapshot using a manual run (or an optional weekday schedule) to capture a consistent “now” window.
- Fetches four public RSS/Atom feeds and waits for all feeds to return—keeping errors and empty feeds visible.
- Filters and normalizes items by your configured date windows, removes excluded keywords, de-duplicates links per publisher, and caps retained items per feed.
- Assigns articles to topics by matching configured topic keywords to each story’s strongest match.
- Groups similar headlines into single stories per topic, then measures momentum by comparing fresh coverage to a baseline window (including coverage-quality warnings).
- Outputs a balanced reading shortlist of fresh stories—prioritizing multi-publisher coverage and limiting selections per topic.
- Exports results as an HTML brief and a CSV file you can download and reuse.
Use cases
- Operators and analysts who want an automated “rising topics” digest without manually scanning RSS readers.
- n8n users who need a topic-aware newsroom-style shortlist across multiple sources.
- Automation engineers configuring recurring coverage checks with configurable time windows and limits.
Technical details
- Manual trigger (and optional schedule) to run feed snapshots.
- Nodes used: set, code, merge, Sticky Note, and RSS Feed Read.
- Setup via a Settings JSON: define the four RSS/Atom feed URLs (with consistent publisher IDs), topics/keywords, exclusions, and time windows (e.g., freshHours, baselineHours, shortlistSize, maxShortlistPerTopic).
