What is an AI feed?
An AI feed is a structured stream of information designed for AI systems to ingest, cite, summarize, monitor, or reason over. The phrase is overloaded: it can mean feeds into agents, feeds for AI crawlers, or RSS automation.
Synorb is focused on the first meaning: content feeds for AI agents. Source Channels flow into Streams, and Streams deliver source-grounded Manifests for RAG, monitoring, dashboards, and workflow automation.
AI feed · Content feeds for AI agents · RAG data streams
The same phrase points to three workflows.
When someone asks for an AI feed, first identify whether they need data for an AI application, machine-readable pages for AI crawlers, or a workflow that turns RSS items into AI-written content.
Content feeds for agents
Fresh source-grounded data delivered to AI agents, RAG systems, company monitors, research dashboards, and alert workflows.
AI-readable site feeds
Dedicated pages, schema, llms.txt files, and sitemap entries built so AI crawlers can understand a website and cite it accurately.
RSS to AI workflows
RSS items routed into an LLM or automation tool to draft posts, summaries, newsletters, social captions, or team updates.
Synorb is an AI feed for agent context.
Synorb is not a generic RSS reader and it is not an AI SEO page factory. It is a temporal context graph that delivers source-grounded Streams to applications and agents that need repeatable coverage.
| Need | Use | Synorb fit |
|---|---|---|
| Feed current events, companies, filings, research, and policy updates into an AI system. | Content feeds for AI agents, RAG data streams, source-grounded API. | Strong fit. |
| Make your own marketing site easier for AI crawlers to parse. | Clean HTML, schema, llms.txt, sitemaps, FAQ pages, stable URLs. | Synorb uses this pattern on its public site; it is not the main product. |
| Turn RSS items into social posts or blog drafts. | Automation workflow plus an LLM. | Adjacent, but Synorb is built for source-grounded agent context rather than content drafting. |
An AI feed should carry evidence.
Agents need more than a title and URL. A useful AI feed should include source URLs, capture dates, stable IDs, routing metadata, tags, summaries, extracted claims, and enough provenance for a human to audit later.
Structured claims
Manifests can carry Signals, which are structured claims and evidence designed for reasoning systems.
Readable context
Briefs give agents and people enough narrative context to decide whether a source event matters.
Source links and lineage
Source URL, source name, dates, Source Channel, Stream routing, stable IDs, and tags travel with the object.
MCP, REST, webhooks, S3
Use MCP while building. Use REST, webhooks, or S3 when the app is in production.
The short version.
An AI feed is a structured stream of information designed for an AI system to ingest, cite, summarize, monitor, or reason over.
Synorb provides content feeds for AI agents through Streams and Manifests.
No. RSS is a useful notification format, but AI feeds need structure, provenance, routing, and stable identifiers.
Give the agent a feed it can cite.
Start with keys, read the docs, or open a build guide if you are adding a content feed to an agent-built application.