Feed Digest Monitor — RSS, Atom, GitHub releases, status pages

Poll your feeds and get only what's new since last time. RSS and Atom feeds, GitHub release feeds (just owner/repo), and statuspage.io status pages — deduplicated against everything previous runs have seen. Schedule it and receive a clean change digest instead of the same 50 items every hour.

Why this instead of an RSS reader actor

Readers return the current feed contents every run — the same items, over and over
This actor remembers. The output of a scheduled run is the delta: new posts, new releases, new incidents, status changes
That delta is what you actually want to pipe into Slack, email, a database, or an AI agent

Feeds it understands

You pass	It's treated as
`https://example.com/feed.xml`	RSS or Atom, auto-detected
`apify/crawlee`	GitHub releases feed for that repo
`https://www.githubstatus.com`	statuspage.io: incidents, degraded components, status changes

Use cases

Dependency watch — new releases of the repos you build on, without watching GitHub
Vendor status monitoring — incidents and recoveries across the status pages you care about
Editorial and competitor monitoring — new posts from any set of blogs or news feeds
Agent input — a deduplicated "what happened since I last looked" stream

Pricing

Event	Price (USD)
Run start	$0.0001
Per feed polled	$0.001
Per new item	$0.0005
Digest	$0.01
API call (standby)	$0.01

Watching 20 feeds hourly with ~50 new items a day ≈ $0.60/day. The live price on the Apify page is authoritative.

Runs on Apify — free account, pay per event, schedule it or call the standby endpoint.

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